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COP22: How can African countries decarbonise their transport sectors?

COP22: How can African countries decarbonise their transport sectors?

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RTCC at COP28 UAE

Dr Mike O’Sullivan Lecturer University of Exeter

Luís de Sousa CEO Mamaland

Rafaela Beduschi Customer Success Analyst – Ocean Expert – Cronos Logistics

Cacia Pimentel Executive Coordinator – Mackenzie Center for Integrity & Public Policy

Giorgio De Tomi Director of Responsible Mining – USP Centre

Maria João Rolim Partner – Rolim Law Firm

Kwame Ejalu Chairman – UETCL

Carbon Expo: Enrique Nieto Ituarte, Dir. Sustainable Projects, Nafinsa Mexico

Carbon Expo: Enrique Nieto Ituarte, Dir. Sustainable Projects, Nafinsa Mexico

O Cedrick Montetcho Chief of Business Development BADEA

O Cedrick Montetcho Chief of Business Development BADEA

Amal-Lee Amin, the Inter-American Development Bank

Amal-Lee Amin, the Inter-American Development Bank

Arnab Bose

Arnab Bose: Long-term success through finance

Solar Energy for Clean Drinking Water in Yemen

Solar Energy for Clean Drinking Water in Yemen

COMVIVE’s vision implementing the UN 2030, Inigo Orvananos, COMVIVE

COMVIVE’s vision implementing the UN 2030, Inigo Orvananos, COMVIVE

Dasho Nado Rinchen

Dasho Nado Rinchen

Michael Zammit Cutajar

Michael Zammit Cutajar

Raphaël Edou

Raphaël Edou

COP22: Africa needs to think big on clean energy, transport

COP22: Africa needs to think big on clean energy, transport

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