
Africa Does Not Need More Green Jobs Ambition. It Needs a Way to Deliver It
Africa has no shortage of ambition around the green economy. Governments are developing climate strategies, investors are financing new technologies,

Africa has no shortage of ambition around the green economy. Governments are developing climate strategies, investors are financing new technologies,

Africa’s green transition is creating new economic activities, changing existing ones and altering the skills businesses will need. Yet a

Africa needs skills. Millions of young people still lack access to the education, training and practical capabilities that can give

Africa’s imperative green transition is a job story. It’s an economics story. Across Africa, millions of young people wake up

Some events leave you with a report to write. Others leave you with questions that continue to shape how you

When most people hear about a 200-kilometre walk across 19 towns, their first question is usually a stunned: “Why?” The

Across developing economies, land is often the most underutilised productive asset. When structured, secured, and integrated into local value chains,

From 11–13 February 2026 in Nairobi, Kenya, JLA and the Alliance for Greening Skills and Opportunities-Kenya (AGSO), partnered with the

JLA, in partnership with the Consumer Advocacy and Empowerment Foundation (CADEF), rolled out the greenlabs: Powering Food Systems Innovation Challenge,

On 28 January 2026, Jacob’s Ladder Africa (JLA) took centre stage at the Second International Energy and Sustainability Summit (IESS