Driving Change Diaspora Investments, Urban Farming, And Tourism Growth In Africa Business Africa

Malian Diaspora's Sustainable Development At COP16 in Riyadh, the Malian diaspora showcased investments, like those by Ciwara Capital, that are transforming agriculture and improving climate resilience in Mali. These efforts are addressing food insecurity, creating jobs, and promoting economic stability. Magaye Gaye, an economic consultant, noted that such projects can bridge Africas financing gaps in climate-sensitive areas. Key questions include how international support can scale these initiatives and what COP16 policies could enhance agricultural investment in unstable regions.

Urban Farming in Nairobi With Africas urban population projected to hit 1.5 billion by 2050, Nairobi is tackling food security through urban farming. These farms are turning unused spaces into productive hubs, providing affordable fresh produce, creating jobs, and reducing reliance on expensive imports. This approach helps Nairobi's households combat food insecurity and adapt to urbanization challenges.

Moroccos Tourism Growth Morocco has seen a 31 rise in tourist numbers in November, driven by its cultural attractions, better connectivity, and the influence of its diaspora. The countrys focus on promoting its heritage and iconic sites is making it a global tourism hotspot. As Morocco prepares to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup, it is solidifying its position as a top destination for international travelers.