CAA invites applications for CAAF24 Deal Room
26 April 2024 |
3:35 am
To boost Africa’s climate resilience capability, a leading advocate for climate resilience and sustainable development, Climate Action Africa (CAA), has announced the opening of applications for the Deal Room at the 2024 Climate Action Africa Forum (CAAF24).
Co-founder and Executive Director, CAA, Grace Oluchi Mbah
To boost Africa’s climate resilience capability, a leading advocate for climate resilience and sustainable development, Climate Action Africa (CAA), has announced the opening of applications for the Deal Room at the 2024 Climate Action Africa Forum (CAAF24).
The Deal Room is a platform that aims to connect high-impact climate innovators in Africa with potential investors seeking to accelerate sustainable solutions.
The CAAF Deal Room is a strategic initiative that aims to create opportunities for innovators in the climate-tech domain focusing on emission reduction, energy, agriculture, transportation, circular economy, and building and construction.
The Deal Room aims to select finalists, who will have the opportunity to pitch their innovative ideas and solutions at the upcoming 2024 Climate Action Africa Forum, to be held on June 19, 2024, in Lagos.
It also aims to boost investments in Africa’s green economy by galvanising a community of innovators, entrepreneurs, and investors to create applicable solutions that can mitigate the challenges of climate change on the African continent.
Speaking on the initiative, Co-founder and Executive Director, CAA, Grace Oluchi Mbah, said: “Through the CAAF24 Deal Room, we aim to bridge the critical gap between promising climate ventures and the essential resources they need to thrive.”
By facilitating connections between passionate entrepreneurs and dedicated investors, we can collectively unlock the immense potential of climate solutions in Africa.”
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