Oxford Economics Africa Roundtable Series
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Roundtable Serie 3: What Cop27 meant for Africa
One key expected outcome from COP27 is for advanced economies to expand on and fulfil the funding pledges made at COP26. Tangible finance agreements will have important implications for attracting and mobilising private capital at scale. In this session our economists and energy expert discuss whether this has been achieved and what it means for Africa’s future energy landscape.
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Speaker
Pieter Scribante
Political Economist, OE Africa
Pieter Scribante
Political Economist, OE Africa
Paarl, South Africa
Pieter is a political economist at Oxford Economics Africa. He is the primary analyst for Nigeria and Mauritius and focuses on measuring political-economic risks across the continent. Pieter holds an MSc in Political Science & Political Economy from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and an MCom in Economics from the University of Pretoria.
Chair
Jacques Nel
Head of Africa Macro
+27 (0) 8271 303 33
Jacques Nel
Head of Africa Macro
Cape Town, South Africa
Jacques is the head of Africa Macro at Oxford Economics Africa. He manages the company’s macroeconomic subscription services. Jacques joined the company in 2013 and his research interests include risk assessment and the drivers behind development.
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