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Climate shocks to drive 13.5 million people in Africa’s Sahel into poverty by 2050 (DownToEarth)

Sep 29, 2022 #Economy, #Environment

“Up to 13.5 million people across Africa’s Sahel region could fall into poverty due to climate change-related shocks by 2050, according to a new World Bank report. Sahelian countries need $33.16 billion for climate adaptation by 2030, the Country Climate and Development Report for the G5 Sahel region, released September 19, 2022, added.”

https://www.downtoearth.org.in/news/africa/climate-shocks-to-drive-13-5-million-people-in-africa-s-sahel-into-poverty-by-2050-85046

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