Be part of Africa’s carbon future
Pre-register today to help shape a just, transparent,
and investable carbon market for Africa.
Contact Letlatsa Sekhele to secure your spot: letlatsa.sekhele@wearevuka.com
Join a powerful community of changemakers shaping Africa’s carbon future. The Carbon Markets Africa Summit brings together key stakeholders to unlock investment, strengthen policy, and scale high-integrity carbon projects. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and lead in one of the fastest-growing areas of climate finance.
Exclusive insights into Carbon market trends:
Gain first-hand knowledge on geopolitical shifts in carbon markets, the future of African carbon credits, and new regulatory developments.
Look at where the investment opportunities are.
Regulatory & policy framework updates:
Understand how evolving regulations across Africa impact carbon pricing, Article 6 implementation, and corporate net-zero strategies.
Engage with government representatives and regulatory bodies to discuss policy alignment and market development.
High-level networking opportunities:
Connect with policymakers, regulators, investors, project developers, corporate buyers, and carbon finance experts shaping Africa’s carbon markets.
Meet international and regional players, including multilateral institutions, carbon standard bodies, and sustainability leaders.
Discover investment-ready carbon projects:
Discover investment-ready carbon projects: Presentations from top-tier project developers showcasing nature-based, renewable energy and tech-driven carbon projects.
Access to investment & funding opportunities:
Discover financing mechanisms and strategies for scaling carbon projects.
Explore private sector opportunities in Africa’s evolving carbon finance ecosystem.
Case studies & best practices:
Learn from successful carbon credit projects in Africa
Gain insights into best practices for ensuring transparency and integrity in carbon trading.
“This event gathered carbon market investors, developers, and policymakers from across the continent to explore how Africa can leverage the potential of carbon markets for development and decarbonization.”
Ibrahim Abdullahi Shelleng, Senior Special Assistant to the President (of Nigeria) on Climate Finance & Stakeholder Engagement.
