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Denys Bédarride
1 November 2020 Last update on Sunday, November 1, 2020 At 9:30 AM

According to the IMF, Africa's adaptation to climate change will cost between $ 30 billion and $ 50 billion per year over the next decade. These funds should be spent on resilient infrastructure and people.

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