By implementing rights-based policy safeguards, African nations could unlock sustainable green technology partnerships that expand access to clean and reliable energy and create green jobs.
APRI’s regular series of public events, both virtual and in person, bring together top experts to discuss and debate on key policy issues to African stakeholders.
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In this podcast, we take listeners through one policy issue on the continent, looking at one specific country and speaking to several local experts with divergent views on the topic per episode.
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The Development Policy, Colonial Continuities, and Futures of Partnership project examines how colonial continuities continue to shape German development cooperation and explores pathways towards more equitable, reflective and partnership-oriented international cooperation.
The Roadmap for Nigeria’s Critical Minerals Strategy project engages Nigerian critical minerals stakeholders to forge a self-determined and just pathway for critical minerals development.
This interactive map tracks Africa+1 summits from 1973–2024, showing how African states’ diplomatic partnerships have evolved from France to Asia, the US, and beyond, highlighting changing global ties and emerging international partners.
As global demand for clean energy minerals rises, this guide explores how the African Union’s Green Minerals Strategy drives value addition, regional value chains, and industrialisation to support Africa’s energy transition and development.
This interactive map and its accompanying report illustrate bilateral and multilateral agreements made with African countries regarding access to their green or critical minerals.
As global competition for critical minerals intensifies, this interactive guide explores how the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act strengthens supply chains, reduces strategic dependencies, and supports Europe’s green, digital, and industrial transition.
