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Our CEO @hmryder was delighted to give remarks at the post-FOCAC symposium “Towards a Greener, More Prosperous, and Healthier Future Together”, organized by @UNinChina + African Ambassadors Group in China. Her remarks focused on #poverty reduction, #infrastructure & #agriculture.
4“迈向更加繁荣的未来：乡村振兴与中非合作的机遇”
在@UNinChina 和非洲驻华使团共同举办的中非合作论坛第八届部长级会议后续工作研讨会上，尼日利亚驻华大使主持了专题小组讨论，来自@UN_Women, @_AfricanUnion, @DevReimagined 的等代表参与了讨论。
"Towards a more prosperous future: Rural Revitalization and Opportunities for China-Africa Cooperation"
The Ambassador of Nigeria to China is joined by @UN_Women, @_AfricanUnion, @DevReimagined & more on panel for @UNinChina + African Ambassadors Group in China symposium.
A great initiative from the @UNinChina that we are pleased to be supporting to help #African countries get to implementation of #FOCAC2021 as quickly as possible.
The impact of COVID-19 on broader healthcare and Development spending continues to down grade all past efforts to address poverty and inequality in Africa. @DevReimagined analysis gives a breakdown you wouldn't want to miss. Bravo @DevReimagined on this.
https://developmentreimagined.com/2022/01/14/africancountriesspending/
How much have #African governments had to spend in 2021 to manage #COVID19 and buy vaccines? How did your country rank and what does this mean for 2022? Our latest #infographic reveals all.
In some countries, today is known as #BlueMonday. But our analysis suggests #Africa's #COVID19 response has so far mostly been "blue", and fell from a relatively small value of $68bn in 2020 to an even lower $62bn in 2021. What to expect for 2022? Read on.
https://developmentreimagined.com/2022/01/14/africancountriesspending/
Has China really "signalled a more cautious approach" and applied "the brakes to Africa lending"?
Fortunately for Africa, Chinese stakeholders do not primarily use damaging "debt risk" assessments to determine their financial decisions, says @hmryder. https://bit.ly/3I8YdlS
In 2021, #African countries spent US$62bn to manage #COVID19 - 2.3% of GDP. This ate into other spending needs, while #development partners like @WorldBankAfrica were slow to support. Here's why we're worried 2022 will be the same or worse. #infographics
https://developmentreimagined.com/2022/01/14/africancountriesspending/
Whether it's Friday or Saturday where you are, do take a moment to read our new #infographic report on the finance African countries spent on #COVID19 in 2021. The comparison between the spend, its reach, and the response of the international financial system really hits hard. https://twitter.com/DevReimagined/status/1482093038751129605
Great infographics on Africa's COVID situation.
@DevReimagined seems to be doing good work. https://twitter.com/DevReimagined/status/1482093074419486730
NEW: Did you know that in 2021 #African countries had to spent US$62bn to manage #COVID19 - representing:
🪙a 7% drop from 2020
🪙an average 2.3% of GDP
🪙less than spend in other countries & regions
Our 1st #infographic of 2022 explains.
A THREAD 🧵
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https://developmentreimagined.com/2022/01/14/africancountriesspending/
Did you spot our team members around the table? We are pleased to be supporting the @UNinChina and #African Ambassadors group in #China to deliver this forthcoming symposium. Stay tuned!
#Africa's creative industries are seeing a global rennaisance. But how has this come about? Our CEO @hmryder shares her analysis of the reasons in the @FT's @fDiIntelligence magazine. https://www.fdiintelligence.com/article/80484
#Chinese investors in #Africa have been virtually ignored compared to loans from #China’s banks, but after #FOCAC Dakar the former look to become more important. Read why and how in this analysis by our analyst Yike Fu in @Diplomat_APAC https://thediplomat.com/2021/11/the-quiet-china-africa-revolution-chinese-investment/
“#Turkey has a slightly higher GDP per capita than China, but its economy is 5% the size of #China’s, so its reach in #Africa will concomitantly be smaller. That said, Turkey can do more,” writes @hmryder of Development Reimagined.
https://www.theafricareport.com/164765/emerging-power-rivalries-in-africa-is-china-really-ahead-of-turkey/?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=post_articles_twitter_10_01_2022&utm_medium=social
39 years ago today, #China and #Angola established diplomatic relations. How have #development patterns in Angola changed since then, and what role has #finance from China played compared to others? Here is a snapshot analysis from our #africaunconstrained #debt guide.
Report by @DevReimagined on Agricultural Cooperation Under the FOCAC Umbrella
https://developmentreimagined.com/portfolio-posts/agricultural-cooperation-under-the-focac-umbrella/
@F_Rampa @PoorvaKarkare @paulinabizz
A China-Africa CSR guide by @DevReimagined
https://developmentreimagined.com/portfolio-posts/csr-report
@PoorvaKarkare @LidetTadesse @JeskeVanSeters
Strengthened cooperation in value-added industrial development is in the long-term interests of both China and African countries, argues CABC report http://en.cabc.org.cn/?c=chinese&a=view&id=17, as explained by @OvigweEguegu @DevReimagined @Diplomat_APAC https://thediplomat.com/2021/09/gauging-the-future-of-chinese-investment-in-africa/ @PoorvaKarkare
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Our CEO @hmryder was delighted to give remarks at the post-FOCAC symposium “Towards a Greener, More Prosperous, and Healthier Future Together”, organized by @UNinChina + African Ambassadors Group in China. Her remarks focused on #poverty reduction, #infrastructure & #agriculture.
4“迈向更加繁荣的未来：乡村振兴与中非合作的机遇”
在@UNinChina 和非洲驻华使团共同举办的中非合作论坛第八届部长级会议后续工作研讨会上，尼日利亚驻华大使主持了专题小组讨论，来自@UN_Women, @_AfricanUnion, @DevReimagined 的等代表参与了讨论。
"Towards a more prosperous future: Rural Revitalization and Opportunities for China-Africa Cooperation"
The Ambassador of Nigeria to China is joined by @UN_Women, @_AfricanUnion, @DevReimagined & more on panel for @UNinChina + African Ambassadors Group in China symposium.
A great initiative from the @UNinChina that we are pleased to be supporting to help #African countries get to implementation of #FOCAC2021 as quickly as possible.
The impact of COVID-19 on broader healthcare and Development spending continues to down grade all past efforts to address poverty and inequality in Africa. @DevReimagined analysis gives a breakdown you wouldn't want to miss. Bravo @DevReimagined on this.
https://developmentreimagined.com/2022/01/14/africancountriesspending/
How much have #African governments had to spend in 2021 to manage #COVID19 and buy vaccines? How did your country rank and what does this mean for 2022? Our latest #infographic reveals all.
In some countries, today is known as #BlueMonday. But our analysis suggests #Africa's #COVID19 response has so far mostly been "blue", and fell from a relatively small value of $68bn in 2020 to an even lower $62bn in 2021. What to expect for 2022? Read on.
https://developmentreimagined.com/2022/01/14/africancountriesspending/
Has China really "signalled a more cautious approach" and applied "the brakes to Africa lending"?
Fortunately for Africa, Chinese stakeholders do not primarily use damaging "debt risk" assessments to determine their financial decisions, says @hmryder. https://bit.ly/3I8YdlS
In 2021, #African countries spent US$62bn to manage #COVID19 - 2.3% of GDP. This ate into other spending needs, while #development partners like @WorldBankAfrica were slow to support. Here's why we're worried 2022 will be the same or worse. #infographics
https://developmentreimagined.com/2022/01/14/africancountriesspending/
Whether it's Friday or Saturday where you are, do take a moment to read our new #infographic report on the finance African countries spent on #COVID19 in 2021. The comparison between the spend, its reach, and the response of the international financial system really hits hard. https://twitter.com/DevReimagined/status/1482093038751129605
Great infographics on Africa's COVID situation.
@DevReimagined seems to be doing good work. https://twitter.com/DevReimagined/status/1482093074419486730
NEW: Did you know that in 2021 #African countries had to spent US$62bn to manage #COVID19 - representing:
🪙a 7% drop from 2020
🪙an average 2.3% of GDP
🪙less than spend in other countries & regions
Our 1st #infographic of 2022 explains.
A THREAD 🧵
1/
https://developmentreimagined.com/2022/01/14/africancountriesspending/
Did you spot our team members around the table? We are pleased to be supporting the @UNinChina and #African Ambassadors group in #China to deliver this forthcoming symposium. Stay tuned!
#Africa's creative industries are seeing a global rennaisance. But how has this come about? Our CEO @hmryder shares her analysis of the reasons in the @FT's @fDiIntelligence magazine. https://www.fdiintelligence.com/article/80484
#Chinese investors in #Africa have been virtually ignored compared to loans from #China’s banks, but after #FOCAC Dakar the former look to become more important. Read why and how in this analysis by our analyst Yike Fu in @Diplomat_APAC https://thediplomat.com/2021/11/the-quiet-china-africa-revolution-chinese-investment/
“#Turkey has a slightly higher GDP per capita than China, but its economy is 5% the size of #China’s, so its reach in #Africa will concomitantly be smaller. That said, Turkey can do more,” writes @hmryder of Development Reimagined.
https://www.theafricareport.com/164765/emerging-power-rivalries-in-africa-is-china-really-ahead-of-turkey/?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=post_articles_twitter_10_01_2022&utm_medium=social
39 years ago today, #China and #Angola established diplomatic relations. How have #development patterns in Angola changed since then, and what role has #finance from China played compared to others? Here is a snapshot analysis from our #africaunconstrained #debt guide.
Report by @DevReimagined on Agricultural Cooperation Under the FOCAC Umbrella
https://developmentreimagined.com/portfolio-posts/agricultural-cooperation-under-the-focac-umbrella/
@F_Rampa @PoorvaKarkare @paulinabizz
A China-Africa CSR guide by @DevReimagined
https://developmentreimagined.com/portfolio-posts/csr-report
@PoorvaKarkare @LidetTadesse @JeskeVanSeters
Strengthened cooperation in value-added industrial development is in the long-term interests of both China and African countries, argues CABC report http://en.cabc.org.cn/?c=chinese&a=view&id=17, as explained by @OvigweEguegu @DevReimagined @Diplomat_APAC https://thediplomat.com/2021/09/gauging-the-future-of-chinese-investment-in-africa/ @PoorvaKarkare
