Why Africa is not the world's 'climate solution'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : But data show that while investment in clean energy is rising, consumption of energy from all sources - including fossil fuels - continues to grow.
53% : Africa is no longer presented primarily as vulnerable to the effects of rising temperatures, but rather as indispensable to the global response to climate change, with a focus on the continent's renewable-energy potential, natural carbon sinks, critical minerals, and young workforce.
53% : " With the 2027 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP32) in Addis Ababa already dominating political discussions across the continent, African leaders must choose their language more carefully than they have in the past.
44% : African countries therefore, risk adopting a framework that ignores the need to reduce fossil-fuel consumption and to support countries in adapting to climate change.

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