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Forum Africa Carbone 2017: l’Afrique peut valoriser son capital naturel

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August 31, 2017
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Juliette Biaou Koudenoukpo, Directrice, Représentante Régionale, Bureau pour l’Afrique, ONU environnement
Juliette Biaou Koudenoukpo, Directrice, Représentante Régionale, Bureau pour l’Afrique, ONU environnement

La 9ème édition du Forum Africa Carbone 2017, tenue à Cotonou du 28 au 30 juin, appartient désormais au passé.

Elle s’est achevée ce vendredi sur le segment ministériel de haut-niveau.

Au cœur des préoccupations, la mobilisation des ressources pour financer le développement de l’Afrique.

Pour Juliette Biaou  Koudenoukpo, Directrice, Représentante Régionale, Bureau pour l’Afrique, ONU environnement, l’Afrique doit compter d’abord sur elle-même en mobilisant ses ressources internes à travers la valorisation de son capital naturel.

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