
Why Africa can't afford a semantic debate on natural capital
Africa loses an estimated $195 billion in natural capital every year. This is what must be done to reverse this dangerous degradation of natural resources.
Akim is the Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Mwaana Inc., a company dedicated to environmental conservation and economic development in the Congo Basin. Additionally, he serves on the African Advisory Board of the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero and on the advisory board of the Voluntary Carbon Market Initiative, contributing his expertise to global climate finance and carbon market initiatives.
Africa loses an estimated $195 billion in natural capital every year. This is what must be done to reverse this dangerous degradation of natural resources.
Natural capital is vital infrastructure. Investing in nature boosts resilience, stability and prosperity amid climate, economic and geopolitical risks.
気候変動危機は、採取資本主義から自然の限界を尊重する持続可能なモデルへの移行が急務であることを強調しています。ガボンは森林に法人として、反論の余地のない権利を与えています。気候変動との闘いには、ガボンのように、利益を超えて自然を評価し、環境とのより健全な関係を奨励する資本主義の変革が必要です。
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