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The wide range of activities ICLEI Africa is engaged in across the continent reaches over 450 cities and regions in 53 countries.
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Transforming Africa’s Urban Food Systems
We address the systemic underpinnings of food insecurity and environmental impact by strengthening linkages between stakeholders in Africa and Europe.
Circular development
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Supporting inclusive & sustainable food systems
We support inclusive and sustainable food systems in the rebuilding economies of KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng Provinces through the FoodforRebuilding project.
Equitable and people-centered development
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Investing in Urban African Food Systems
We facilitate the engagement of local governments, partners, investors, financiers and food system stakeholders for investment in urban food systems.
Circular development
Resilient development
Equitable and people-centered development
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African Circular Cities Initiative
We developed an African approach to circular economy implementation in cities that can improve the uptake of circular ideas and practices.
Circular development
Equitable and people-centered development
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Accelerating Circular Economy Innovation
We accelerate circularity in the intersecting areas of food, health and climate change through an incubation programme and knowledge exchange.
Resilient development
Equitable and people-centered development
Circular development
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Development Control Strengthening in Tanzania
We support PO-RALG to improve urban planning and development control processes at national, municipal council and local government levels.
Resilient development
Equitable and people-centered development