Guidelines for Accelerating the Circular Economy Transition in Africa
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This report provides the essential guidelines for advancing a circular economy in Africa. The non-prescriptive guidelines were informed by deep dives into the opportunities for a circular economy and the challenges and critical enablers in advancing a circular economy on the continent. This report is accompanied by an assessment of green financing mechanisms for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Africa.
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