Europolis: The Global Europe Podcast by ECDPM

In search of common ground on climate diplomacy - A conversation with Tracy Kajumba

Europolis: The Global Europe Podcast by ECDPM

Show Notes

In recent years, policymakers in Europe and Africa have been giving more attention to the climate crisis. However, dealing with the climate crisis is not an isolated action. Its impact on all aspects of human life means countries cannot take isolation action, having instead to prioritise coordination with other countries and regions. This 2-part podcast series zooms in on EU-Africa climate diplomacy and how the EU and Africa can overcome diplomatic tensions in the realm of climate and energy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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