From rooftop solar projects to low-carbon tourism ventures, the Market Development Facility (MDF)'s 2023 Annual Report tells stories of impact from Fiji to Sri Lanka, Timor-Leste, Samoa, Vanuatu, and Tonga! In 2023, MDF's work impacted more than 444,000 people, generated $159M in additional income, and stimulated $25.7M in private sector investment. MDF is implemented by Palladium in partnership with Swisscontact. Read more: https://lnkd.in/guDP8qf8 #MDF | #Fiji | #SriLanka | #TimorLeste | #Samoa | #Vanuatu | #Tonga | #AusAid | #AustralianAid | #DFAT | #Pacific | #Sustainability | #AnnualReport | #ImpactAtScale
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The land of Nyanza, Mwanza, and its unique opportunities for sustainable projects. #tanztrust #tanzania #mwanza #sustainabledevelopment Nyanza, Mwanza, appears to be a region in Tanzania, East Africa, with unique opportunities for sustainable projects around Lake Victoria. It would be interesting to explore the specific projects and initiatives that could be undertaken in this area to promote sustainability and economic development. #investment #realestate #solarpower
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Our 2023 Annual Report outlines the significant milestones reached at our world-class Ngualla Rare Earth Project in Tanzania during the year, alongside our sustainability achievements. We hold a primary belief in ‘kazi wajibu utu’ which means to ‘work responsibly to better humanity’ in Swahili. It is this belief that underpins our approach to sustainability and how the development of Ngualla can support global decarbonisation and local communities. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gFQkJdKh #PEK #RareEarths #Tanzania #asx
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🌎🌬️ Through our ongoing partnership with Ecologi, we're excited to be part of a significant green power project, paving the way towards a sustainable future for Thailand and the globe. Nestled in Southeast Asia, Thailand is a land filled with natural beauty, diverse culture, and delectable cuisine. It's a tourist hotspot, yet 93% of its energy is still derived from fossil fuels. This reliance on non-renewable energy sources puts the country's remarkable natural ecosystems at risk and contributes to climate change, a global issue we're all grappling with. But there's hope! We're supporting a wind power project based in Nakhonratchasima Province, northeast of Bangkok. This greenfield initiative boasts 30 Wind Turbine Generators, each with a capacity of 3 MW, which together create 90 MW of clean, renewable energy. What's more, the project will prevent a staggering 131,883 tons of CO2 from polluting our atmosphere each year of its operation – that's over 1.3 million tons in a decade! The electricity produced from this project will feed into Thailand's national grid, displacing energy that would have otherwise been generated by burning fossil fuels. 🌬️⚡ Beyond helping to reduce Thailand's carbon footprint, this initiative is also creating employment opportunities and promoting sustainable development within the country. By boosting the green economy, we're contributing to cleaner air, job creation, and a future free of fossil fuels. By supporting this project, we’re making a difference in Thailand and demonstrating our commitment to the global fight against climate change. Join us in fostering a more sustainable future!🌍💚🔆 #Ecologi #RenewableEnergy #ThailandWindPowerProject #SustainableFuture
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The oil and gas sector is inadvertently linked to several other sectors of Uganda’s economy. Look out for the upcoming 1st Sectoral Linkages Conference scheduled for 11th-12th April, 2024. #UgOilLinkages #CreatingLastingValue
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#Brunei’s oil and gas sector, the country's main source of export revenue, is at risk as the world transitions from hydrocarbon to renewable energy. To safeguard growth, the government has identified #tourism as one of the 5 priority sectors for economic diversification. But Brunei's tourism industry still lags behind its regional peers. AMRO economist Vanne Khut discusses Brunei's challenges in attracting foreign visitors and suggests ways to unlock the growth potential of the tourism sector. Read more from the #AMROblog: 🔗 bit.ly/4cus8ns
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Norway's keen interest in investing in Zanzibar's oil and gas sector marks a significant milestone for the region. Norway's Ambassador to Tanzania, Elisabeth Jacobsen, highlighted the country's readiness to offer expertise and investment during a meeting with Zanzibar's President, Dr. Hussein Ali Mwinyi. This partnership aims to unlock the potential of Zanzibar's resources with a focus on sustainability and economic viability. Key discussion points include Norway's commitment to providing capital and technical know-how for efficient resource exploitation, potential economic benefits such as job creation and infrastructure development, and a strong emphasis on sustainable practices to minimize environmental impact. The collaboration reflects Zanzibar's growing attractiveness as an investment destination in the energy sector, highlighting the importance of international partnerships in driving economic growth and sustainable development. Exciting to see the positive impact this collaboration will bring to our region! Read more about this partnership here: https://lnkd.in/eWRKCVmf #EnergySector #OilAndGas #Zanzibar #Norway #Investment #Sustainability #EconomicGrowth #InternationalPartnerships
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Excited to announce our participation in this milestone project! The consortium comprising Metito, SMK Atameken LLP, Ak Jol Kurylys LLP, and Caspian HES Consulting has been awarded the contract for the development of a 50,000 m3/day desalination plant in the Mangystau region by Ak Su KMG LLP, a part of the KazMunayGaz holding. This project, aimed at serving the Zhanaozen city and a future resort development at Kenderli Bay, is crucial given the projected substantial deficits in Kazakhstan's water supply by 2040, attributed to various factors including climate change, population growth, rapid urbanization, and industrialization. The Kenderli SWRO project aligns with Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s recommendations to accelerate the adoption of water-saving technologies, as reiterated at COP28 UAE. It underscores the need for enhanced sustainable water supply solutions. Talal Ghandour, Chief Executive Officer of Metito Overseas, emphasized the importance of water security for sustainable economic development. He highlighted how the Kenderli SWRO project will not only provide potable water to thousands of residents but also stimulate tourism, entrepreneurship, and agriculture in the area, showcasing the profound impact of such initiatives on local communities and broader economic growth. #impact #sustainability #innovation #kazakhstan #metito #desalination #water #watertreatment #partnerships #economicoutlook
The consortium Metito, SMK Atameken LLP, Ak Jol Kurylys LLP, Caspian HES Consulting, is awarded the contract for the development of a 50,000 m3/day desalination plant in the Mangystau region, by Ak Su KMG LLP, part of the KazMunayGaz holding. The project will serve the Zhanaozen city and a future resort development at Kenderli Bay. Kazakhstan’s water supply could experience substantial deficits by 2040, projected at 50% of its required volume [1], attributed to climate change alongside population growth, rapid urbanization, and industrialization. The Kenderli SWRO project addresses the need for enhanced sustainable water supply and in line with Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s recommendations to accelerate the introduction of water-saving technologies, a directive he reinforced at COP28 UAE. Commenting on the new award, Talal Ghandour, Chief Executive Officer, Metito Overseas, said: “Water security is essential for the sustainable development of any economy. While the Kenderli SWRO will serve thousands of residents with potable water, it will also generate a positive ripple effect on the growth of tourism, entrepreneurship, and agriculture in the area, highlighting the importance and grave impact of such projects not just on the local communities, but on wider economic growth." To know more details click here: https://lnkd.in/dphBX_9C #impact #sustainability #innovation #kazakhstan #metito #desalination #water #watertreatment #partnerships #economicoutlook [1] https://lnkd.in/dEtJ-UPV
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with international and local partners Namibia is developing not only as the mining hub for rare and important minerals but will become the international gate way to land locked countries in SADC
EU pledges N$20 billion Euros to upgrade Walvis Bay Harbour! Namibia's main port, Walvis Bay Harbour, is on the brink of transformation, thanks to a ground-breaking partnership with the European Union (EU). Here's what you need to know: Key Highlights: - EU Investment: The EU has pledged N$20 billion Euros to enhance Walvis Bay Harbour, vital for the Walvis Bay – Maputo Corridor, as part of the EU-Africa Global Gateway Investment Package. - Green Hydrogen Focus: Namibia is a front-runner in the green hydrogen sector, aligning with the EU's vision for sustainable energy. - Strategic Partnership: President Hage Geingob and President Ursula von der Leyen unveiled this partnership, emphasising a shared commitment to green industrialisation. - Regional Impact: Walvis Bay's strategic location benefits international trade, the Southern African Development Community (SADC), and over 300 million people. - Six Pillars: The partnership's focus includes value chain integration, environmental criteria, infrastructure funding, capacity building, research, innovation, and regulatory alignment. - Operational Excellence: The collaboration will enhance the port's capabilities through cooperation with financial and private sector stakeholders. - Mutually Beneficial: This historic partnership promises economic growth, environmental benefits, and skills development, fostering a greener, more prosperous future for both Namibia and the EU. GreenEnergy #EUNamibiaPartnership #SustainableFuture
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Cebu's economy is thriving but faces an impending energy shortage due to rising demand and aging infrastructure. Addressing the projected energy shortfall requires localized solutions, collaborative efforts, and strategic investment in a diversified energy portfolio that promotes sustainable economic growth and the well-being of residents. #ClimateAction #JustEnergyTransition #Philippines https://lnkd.in/dGjM5NgK
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