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Welcome to the Alliance activity repository

Welcome to the Alliance Activity Repository. Here, you can explore a comprehensive collection of our events, publications, Alliance representations at various engagements, and partnerships. This repository serves as a central hub for all our activities. Additionally, Alliance member countries have exclusive access to a private repository, offering a wealth of additional resources to support their initiatives. Explore, engage, and stay informed about our ongoing contributions and work in the sub-region and beyond.

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West African Alliance Carbon Market Hub in Senegal

October 30, 2024

Alliance Member Meeting and Regional Workshop on Carbon Pricing and Carbon Market

West Africa Carbon Market Hub: 26-28 September 2023 in Abidjan

October 23, 2023

Rabobank and West African Alliance partner to drive sustainable agriculture and carbon sequestration

Promoting Win-Win Partnerships with East African Alliance

The Gambia hosts West African countries to accelerate the operationalization of carbon markets

Strengthening Africa’s Validation and Verification Capacity: A Strategic Imperative to Unlock the Continent’s Carbon Market Potential

October 1, 2025

[External] Report | Manual for Developing Nature-Based Carbon Projects in Eastern Africa

Report | West African Alliance Carbon Market Hub in Senegal

Declaration | West African Alliance Carbon Market Hub in Senegal

January 21, 2025

West African Alliance COP29 Debrief

September 23, 2023

Abidjan Call for a West Africa Carbon Market Hub

September 1, 2022

Stakeholder’s Perspectives on Carbon and Climate Finance in West Africa: Barriers and Opportunities

Blueprint for Article 6 Readiness in member countries of the West African Alliance

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West African Alliance’s impactful participation at SB58 in Bonn

Alliance Carbon Neutrality

The Alliance members, country representatives and mandated experts meet regularly, involving significant air travel.

The WAA is aware of the emissions generated by these flights and has consequently embarked on the process of assessing options to compensate for the negative environmental impact caused. Going forward, the possibility of reducing air travel or relying more routinely on virtual meetings and conference calls will be investigated while remaining emissions from essential travel will be compensated accordingly.

The WAA adopted an ambitious approach to compensating for environmental damage done by air travel, also considering the release of other pollutants (nitrogen, carbon monoxide, water vapour and soot) at higher altitudes. The translation from total emissions to the corresponding environmental compensation budget is done by applying the World Bank’s Shadow Price of Carbon (SPC).