Ecological engineering

SOUTH AFRICA: Biodiversity at risk after mining dam collapse ©Christyam de Lima/Shutterstock

Industrial Impacts

SOUTH AFRICA: Biodiversity at risk after mining dam collapse

SENEGAL: alert on the environmental impact of the future port of Ndayane ©Moises Fernandez Acosta de Shutterstock

Industrial Impacts

SENEGAL: alert on the environmental impact of the future port of Ndayane

GHANA: Towards the inscription of 17 sites in the UNESCO biosphere reserve network©Bartek Zobek/Shutterstock

Management of natural areas

GHANA: Towards the inscription of 17 sites in the UNESCO biosphere reserve network

AFRICA: Emerging Valley accelerates on biodiversity on 14 December in Marseille ©Stephanie Braconnier/Shutterstock

Biodiversity

AFRICA: Emerging Valley accelerates on biodiversity on 14 December in Marseille

14-12-2021, Marseille

NIGERIA: Peachwater wins ARIE grant for its green stove Powerstove ©Powerstove

Biomass

NIGERIA: Peachwater wins ARIE grant for its green stove Powerstove

IVORY COAST: The third reforestation operation sets the bar at 50 million trees©eauxetforets.gouv.ci/Shutterstock

Biodiversity

IVORY COAST: The third reforestation operation sets the bar at 50 million trees

MOROCCO: Rabat strengthens Canadair fleet to fight forest fires©Arcansel/Shutterstock

Ecological engineering

MOROCCO: Rabat strengthens Canadair fleet to fight forest fires

GABON: Launch of ForestLAB initiative for forest monitoring©Sukma Rizqi/Shutterstock

Biodiversity

GABON: Launch of ForestLAB initiative for forest monitoring

AFRICA: 2021 MGA award for 3 green energy projects ©Zuhura Solutions

Ecological engineering

AFRICA: 2021 MGA Award Honors 3 Green Energy Projects

GABON: The Nkok SEZ has achieved carbon neutrality, with certification©MOIZ HUSEIN STORYTELLER/Shutterstock

Sustainable development and CSR

GABON: The Nkok SEZ has achieved carbon neutrality, with certification

COMIFAC: Member States harmonize protected area management policies©Gustavo Frazao/Shutterstock

Management of natural areas

COMIFAC: Member States harmonize protected area management policies

Technological innovation in Africa is at the service of sustainable development goals

By Philippe Wang

Executive Vice President

Huawei Northern Africa

Innovation and technological progress are essential to finding sustainable solutions to economic and environmental challenges, such as improving resource and energy efficiency. Investment in infrastructure can unleash dynamic and competitive economic forces that generate jobs and income. It plays a key role in introducing and promoting new technologies, facilitating international trade and optimising resources.

KENYA: 2 solar energy providers awarded for their impact on refugees ©UNGCR KENYA

Solar energy

KENYA: 2 solar energy providers awarded for their impact on refugees

AFRICA: a partnership for wildlife conservation in the Okavango Basin©Vadim Petrakov /Shutterstock

Management of natural areas

AFRICA: a new partnership for wildlife conservation in the Okavango Basin

AFRICA: AfDB to Integrate Natural Capital into Development Finance©Sergey Uryadnikov/Shutterstock

Biodiversity

AFRICA: AfDB to Integrate Natural Capital into Development Finance

CONGO: a new wildlife park to protect animals rescued from poaching©Chattraphas Pongcharoen/Shutterstock

Tourism, leisure and ecotourism

CONGO: a new wildlife park to protect animals rescued from poaching

GAMBIA: Climate change affects agriculture and tourism©Chaton Chokpatara/Shutterstock

Biodiversity

GAMBIA: Climate change affects agriculture and tourism

KENYA: Electric fence to reduce human-elephant conflict in Tsavo East©Chaton Chokpatara/Shutterstock

Biodiversity

KENYA: Electric fence to reduce human-elephant conflict in Tsavo East

IVORY COAST: 90% of the forest cover has disappeared in 60 years©Rich Carey/Shutterstock

Biodiversity

IVORY COAST: 90% of the forest cover has disappeared in 60 years

CHAD: Noé obtains delegated management of the Binder-Léré Wildlife Reserve©Noé/Shutterstock

Biodiversity

CHAD: Noé obtains delegated management of the Binder-Léré Wildlife Reserve

GUINEA: Biotope establishes sustainable cohabitation between chimpanzees and local communities©Vladimir Wrangel/Shutterstock

Biodiversity

GUINEA: Biotope establishes sustainable cohabitation between chimpanzees and local co

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