Green Growth Africa

Green Growth Africa ... reimagining African development

Green Growth Africa Sustainability Network (Green Growth Africa); formerly as - International Support Network for African Development (ISNAD-Africa) is a UNEP-accredited non-governmental organisation that is committed to innovation, development and implementation of ‘greened’ socio-economic development solutions to address Africa’s development challenges. Green Growth Africa operates an interdisciplinary network of 1,400 professionals, researchers and students, and youth from 139 countries across the globe who are committed to the realisation of a socially inclusive economic growth and development path that is low-carbon, climate-resilient, resource-efficient; maintains and enhances biodiversity and ecosystems.

02/10/2026

From plastic waste to sustainable infrastructure. From agricultural waste to productive inputs🌱

Dr. Adedoyin Adeleke Adedoyin Adeleke , Executive Director of Green Growth Africa, welcomed His Excellency Daniel Krull, Consul General of the German Consulate in Lagos Germany in Nigeria , visited Green Growth Hub in Ibadan, where he toured Nigeria’s ultramodern plastic building and joined Green Growth Africa for the official signing of the Circular Agriculture Project (CAP), supported by the German Government.

A step forward for circular economy solutions in Nigeria🇳🇬🇩🇪

Today, we celebrate Nigeria: our people, our potential and the possibilities ahead.As we look to the future, may we cont...
01/10/2026

Today, we celebrate Nigeria: our people, our potential and the possibilities ahead.

As we look to the future, may we continue to build a Nigeria that is greener, stronger and more sustainable.

Happy Independence Day, Nigeria. 🇳🇬💚

October is here🌿A new month to make intentional choices, embrace sustainable living and keep turning small actions into ...
01/10/2026

October is here🌿

A new month to make intentional choices, embrace sustainable living and keep turning small actions into meaningful impact.

Here’s to growing greener, together.

Happy New Month from Green Growth Africa.

A clean energy transition must also be a just transition.As we reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, we must protect li...
30/09/2026

A clean energy transition must also be a just transition.

As we reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, we must protect livelihoods, create green jobs and ensure communities are not left behind.

Clean energy. Fair transition. Energy justice.

29/09/2026

A just energy transition puts energy justice first.

As we work towards cleaner energy, we must recognise that access to energy is not equal. Those who still lack reliable and affordable energy should be able to use the energy resources available to them while we work towards making cleaner alternatives accessible.

The goal is not simply to transition away from existing energy sources, but to ensure that the transition is inclusive, realistic and leaves no one behind.

29/09/2026

Decades of neglect cannot be ignored any longer. Taking a tactical pause to address the environmental and social impacts of oil and gas is the first step toward true energy justice in Nigeria.

🌍 Energy Transition Is a Process, Not an EventAt the 2026 Annual Conference of the Association of Energy Correspondents,...
29/09/2026

🌍 Energy Transition Is a Process, Not an Event

At the 2026 Annual Conference of the Association of Energy Correspondents, Abuja FCT (AECAF), Green Growth Africa Executive Director, Dr. Adedoyin Adeleke, joined policymakers, regulators and industry leaders to discuss “Sustaining Oil and Gas Investment in Nigeria Amid Energy Transition.”

A key takeaway was clear: energy transition is an incremental process that must balance economic development, social needs and environmental responsibility.
As oil and gas remain part of Nigeria’s energy landscape, responsible production matters. Reducing emissions, curbing gas flaring and strengthening environmental and social standards must remain part of the conversation.

For Africa, the transition must be grounded in accountability, innovation and our local realities as we build a more sustainable energy future.

🌍 5 Things to Know From UNGA 81The 81st United Nations General Assembly is bringing global leaders together around some ...
24/09/2026

🌍 5 Things to Know From UNGA 81

The 81st United Nations General Assembly is bringing global leaders together around some of the issues shaping development today: rebuilding trust in multilateral cooperation, financing sustainable development, accelerating climate action, governing artificial intelligence and getting the Sustainable Development Goals back on track.

But what do these conversations mean beyond the halls of the UN?

We’re breaking down five developments to keep on your radar and why they matter for people, communities and the future of development.

Swipe through for the updates.

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