Question 1

What is the North Africa Green Alliance?

Accepted Answer

The North Africa Green Alliance is a collaborative initiative that brings together experts, organizations, and institutions from across North Africa to harmonize climate approaches and strengthen regional cooperation in addressing environmental challenges. We focus on training, standardization, documentation, and building a unified network for climate action.

Question 2

Which countries are part of the Alliance?

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The Alliance covers the five countries of North Africa: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt. We work to create a coherent regional ecosystem where expertise, data, and methodologies are shared across borders.

Question 3

Who can join the Alliance?

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The Alliance is open to climate experts, consultants, researchers, organizations (companies, NGOs, universities), and institutions committed to climate action in North Africa. We welcome both individual professionals seeking certification and organizations looking to strengthen their climate capabilities.

Question 4

What are the benefits of joining?

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Members gain access to certifying training programs, regional databases of emission factors and benchmarks, networking opportunities with climate professionals across North Africa, standardized methodologies and tools, and the opportunity to contribute to building a unified regional approach to climate action.

Question 5

How does the certification program work?

Accepted Answer

Our certification program aims to train 50 climate professionals across the five countries by 2028. The program includes comprehensive training on carbon accounting methodologies, regional emission factors, and best practices adapted to North African specificities. Certified experts will be recognized across the region.

Question 6

What databases does the Alliance provide?

Accepted Answer

We are building three regional databases: emission factors specific to North Africa, benchmarks for various sectors and activities, and a registry of climate projects across the region. These databases will be open and accessible to all Alliance members to support more accurate and comparable carbon assessments.

Question 7

Is there a membership fee?

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Membership details and fee structure vary depending on whether you are joining as an individual expert or as an organization. Please contact us through the Join Us page for specific information about membership options and associated costs.

Question 8

How can my organization partner with the Alliance?

Accepted Answer

Organizations can partner with the Alliance in various ways: becoming a member organization, sponsoring training programs, contributing to database development, hosting regional events, or collaborating on specific projects. Visit our Join Us page to express your interest and discuss partnership opportunities.

Question 9

What makes the Alliance different from other climate initiatives?

Accepted Answer

The Alliance is unique in its regional focus on North Africa, combining training, standardization, and data sharing in one comprehensive initiative. We address the specific challenges of methodological fragmentation, skills gaps, and limited collaboration that are particularly acute in our region. Our approach is collaborative, open, and designed to build lasting regional capacity.

Question 10

How can I stay updated on Alliance activities?

Accepted Answer

You can stay informed by joining our network through the Join Us page, following our project updates, and subscribing to our communications. We regularly share news about training programs, database releases, regional events, and opportunities for collaboration.

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