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The North Africa Green Alliance is a collaborative regional initiative bringing together climate experts, organizations, and institutions from across North Africa to harmonize climate approaches and strengthen cross-border cooperation. We focus on four pillars: training certified professionals, standardizing methodologies, building open regional databases, and forging a unified network for climate action across Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt.

The Alliance covers all five countries of North Africa: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt. Our goal is to create a coherent regional ecosystem where expertise, data, and methodologies are shared freely across borders, allowing each country to benefit from the progress of the others.

The Alliance was co-founded by three pioneering organizations: Kabaun (an innovative carbon management platform and pioneer in digitizing carbon approaches in North Africa), RMA Consulting .tn (a Tunisian firm specializing in climate strategy), and Sustaincore .ma (a Moroccan leader in sustainability and sustainable development). The founding rationale was clear: North Africa faces enormous climate challenges but has historically lacked the shared infrastructure, standards, data, certified expertise, to address them at scale.

Most climate initiatives operate within a single country or sector. The Alliance is unique in three ways: regional scope (all five North African countries under one framework), structural approach (simultaneously addressing training, standardization, data, and networking rather than one dimension at a time), and local anchoring (built by North African organizations for North African realities, not adapted from external templates). We don't just fund projects; we build the permanent infrastructure the region needs.

The Alliance welcomes two types of members. Individual members include climate consultants, researchers, engineers, carbon accountants, and any professional working on climate action in North Africa. Institutional members include private companies, NGOs, universities, research institutes, and public bodies (ministries, agencies) committed to advancing climate action in the region. Both tracks offer distinct benefits tailored to their specific needs.

Membership fees vary depending on the track (individual vs. institutional) and the level of engagement chosen. The Alliance is committed to keeping participation accessible, particularly for individual experts and emerging organizations. For detailed fee information, please reach out directly at contact@northafricagreenalliance.org or mention your profile in the application form and we'll share the applicable structure.

Members gain access to a comprehensive set of benefits: certifying training programs covering carbon accounting, climate finance, adaptation, and policy; open regional databases of emission factors and benchmarks; networking with climate professionals across five countries; standardized methodologies and tools for immediate use; priority access to Alliance events, summits, and working groups; and for institutional members, governance participation and Alliance branding rights.

Beyond formal membership, organizations can engage in several ways: sponsoring training programs or specific modules; contributing data or expertise to database development; hosting regional events or workshops in your country; co-developing sector-specific guides or tools; and supporting the North African Climate Summit planned for 2027–2028. Contact us to discuss a partnership structure that fits your organization's goals and capacity.

The Alliance's certifying training program is built around four core modules: Carbon Accounting, Climate Finance, Climate Adaptation, and Climate Policy & Regulation. Each module combines theoretical learning with practical application to North African contexts. Participants who complete the required modules and pass the assessments receive an Alliance certification recognized by partner employers and institutions. The program aims to certify 50 climate professionals across the five countries by 2028, with equitable distribution across the region.

The Alliance is developing three open regional databases: (1) Local emission factors specific to North African energy mixes, transport, and industries, filling critical gaps in global databases like ADEME, DEFRA, and EPA; (2) Sectoral benchmarks providing performance averages by activity sector and country; and (3) a Regional project registry cataloguing climate initiatives across North Africa. All databases will be freely accessible and updated regularly, with an open API for integration into existing tools.

Yes. The Alliance recognizes that language accessibility is essential for real impact across North Africa. All practical guides, including the SME carbon assessment guide, climate reporting guide, decarbonization action plan template, and sectoral guides, will be available in Arabic, French, and English. Training materials will follow the same multilingual approach.

The best way to stay informed is to join the network. Members receive regular updates on project progress, database releases, training program openings, and regional events. You can also follow our activities directly through this website, which is updated as milestones are reached.

Absolutely. The Alliance welcomes informal contributors, researchers sharing data, organizations providing feedback on guides, sector experts reviewing methodologies, or institutions hosting events. If you have something to contribute and aren't ready for formal membership, reach out at contact@northafricagreenalliance.org and we'll find the right way to collaborate.