Rooted in resilience: A decade of transformative change in Africa’s cities with the UNA programme
From 2014 to 2025, the Urban Natural Assets (UNA) programme transformed urban landscapes across 11 African cities. By placing nature at the heart of governance and planning, UNA co-creates sustainable, nature-based solutions to address complex societal challenges. Supported by ICLEI Africa, SwedBio, and Sida, this initiative proves that climate-smart development thrives when grounded in justice and community ownership. Watch how the programme built equitable cities where nature and people flourish together.
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WEBINAR | Countdown to Cali COP16: the participation of regions and cities
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Unlocking Private Sector Investment for Green Infrastructure: Lessons from African Cities
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Talk Africa: How far has the Sahel Alliance progressed since forging its own path?
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Mellody Hobson: Women's Sports Represent A Once In A Generation Opportunity
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What do tech pioneers think about the AI revolution? - The Engineers, BBC World Service
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Biodiversity Day webinar - Integrating Biodiversity and Urban Development
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I Left the U.S. and Moved to Ghana — The Peace I Found Changed My Life
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"We Will Open Africa" — A Conversation with Aliko Dangote
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Kampala CAADP Series Webinar Session VI
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How the "cult of success" created Trump and Musk - Obama’s speechwriter
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Scaling Healthy Villages: Ethiopia's Path to Ending Child Stunting
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Pathways under pressure: Exploring urban challenges facing migratory species (morning session)
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From Policy to Practice: How cities are making circular waste solutions work
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Powering Possibility in Tanzania: One Village at a time | The Ruaha Energy Story
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WEBINAR | Local solutions for biodiversity: insights from global dialogues on nature, water, plastic
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How Africa got a messed up education system - Prof Plo Lumumba explains
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Cape Town's Railway Challenge: Rebuilding Trust In Trains After 92% Collapse | Part 3
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The Real History of Africa They Never Taught You | Full Documentary | Africa's Great Civilizations
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Sarah Paine — The war for India (Lecture & interview)
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