Date: 22/02/2024
The Africa-EU Energy Partnership's second annual European Financial Flows on SDG7 to Africa report has been published.
The report finds that under the current trajectory and growth rate of investments, SDG7 – the objective of providing access to cost-effective, dependable, sustainable, and modern energy for all – could be achieved by 2034.
The report, which covers 2014-2020, continues examining Europe’s financial flows to Africa and measures how fast the rate of investment has grown due to the long-term support from African governments, multilaterals, and EU institutions and member states.
Research was led by John Hamilton, Marc Howard, Jon Marks, Tonderayi Mukeredzi, Ajay Ubhi and the African Energy team via African Energy's parent company Cross-border Information (CbI).
Source: African Energy
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