African Development Bank to Host Virtual Webinar to Help CSOs Access Africa Climate Change Fund

15 May 2024
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African Development Bank (Abidjan)
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What? Training workshop to provide information and training to civil society organisations on the Africa Climate Change Fund's procedures and the funding application process

Who? African Development Bank Group

When? Friday 17 May 2024, from 9 to 10 am GMT

Where? Online. To register for the webinar, click here

On Friday 17 May, the African Development Bank will hold a virtual information and training workshop for civil society organisations (CSOs) engaged in protecting the environment and combating the effects of climate change. The virtual webinar aims to equip CSOs with the knowledge and skills to tap funding from the Africa Climate Change Fund (ACCF), ahead of its forthcoming fourth call for proposals.

The workshop will deepen African CSO leaders' understanding of the Fund's objectives, scope and eligibility, its ACCF application process, and how to use its online application platform.

The Africa Climate Change Fund is a multi-donor trust fund that complements the African Development Bank's goals of tripling its climate financing efforts and fostering its drive for a climate-resilient Africa.

For more information, please contact us at [email protected] or visit our website at www.cse.afdb.org.

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