Africa Archives | One Africa-One People Foundation https://www.one.africa.emkago.com/tag/africa/ A Community Blogs, News & Forums Tue, 09 Jul 2024 15:07:12 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.5 https://www.one.africa.emkago.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/cropped-one-africa-forum-logo-2-1-32x32.png Africa Archives | One Africa-One People Foundation https://www.one.africa.emkago.com/tag/africa/ 32 32 2023 Green Energy Africa Summit: Cape Town https://www.one.africa.emkago.com/2023-green-energy-africa-summit-cape-town/ Thu, 12 Oct 2023 22:16:07 +0000 https://www.one.africa.emkago.com/?p=464 The Green Energy Africa Summit serves as a global platform for boosting negotiations and transactions in the African energy industry. Governments, national regulators, and utility corporations, as well as independent power players, investors, financial institutions, and service providers, will attend the event. The conference will facilitate negotiations and investment in energy projects, provide energy access and solutions for the continent,

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The Green Energy Africa Summit serves as a global platform for boosting negotiations and transactions in the African energy industry. Governments, national regulators, and utility corporations, as well as independent power players, investors, financial institutions, and service providers, will attend the event. The conference will facilitate negotiations and investment in energy projects, provide energy access and solutions for the continent, and help define Africa’s future.

The Agenda

The Green Energy Africa Summit brings together ministers and government officials from around Africa with representatives from the global commercial sector. In 2023, we welcomed senior delegates for two days of cutting-edge industry knowledge, negotiations, and transactions throughout our conference and elite networking platforms.

Past Event

The last  Green Energy Africa Summit was in 2021 at an exclusive ministerial and VIP symposium officiated by H.E. Suhail Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, United Arab Emirates, and attended by many high-profile figures including Africa Union Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy H.E. Dr. Amani Abou-Zeid and Africa Continental Free Trade Area Secretary General H.E. Wamkele Keabetswe Mene. It included round table discussions with more than 30 ministers from Africa and beyond who were negotiating project development with the global corporate sector. More than 500 institutions attended the event, together responsible for more than $100 billion in finance for energy projects

Guest Speakers and Ministers to Attend

  1. Energy, Renewables, and Power Ministers
  2. National utility CEOs and regulators
  3. CEOs, Directors, Vice Presidents, and Directors from IPPs, technology, distribution, and generation firms
  4. Global corporate finance leaders, development and project finance organisations, institutional investors, and high-net-worth individuals
  5. Other energy pioneers of the future

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One Africa One People Foundation (OAOP) African Health Initiative https://www.one.africa.emkago.com/one-africa-one-people-foundation-oaop-african-health-initiative/ https://www.one.africa.emkago.com/one-africa-one-people-foundation-oaop-african-health-initiative/#respond Wed, 14 Dec 2022 10:53:40 +0000 https://demo.bosathemes.com/bosa/charity-fundraiser/?p=153 Photo compliment of Sierra Leone's free health-care initiative

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The One Africa One People Foundation (OAOP) launched the African Health Initiative in 2023 to strengthen health systems in West Africa by supporting partnerships and large-scale models of care that link implementation research and workforce training directly to the delivery of integrated primary healthcare.

Global healthcare has never seen a period like this one. The pandemic’s ramifications have resulted in a paradigm shift that has challenged the existing design and functioning of health systems and has expedited the need for the establishment of creative ecosystems with overhauled health delivery models and scaling capacities.

Governments in Africa, as in the rest of the globe, are investing heavily on healthcare to meet the global healthcare problem. These budgets are becoming increasingly unsustainable, making the change to digital technology a critical step in redefining healthcare professional (HCP)-patient connections and supporting a new era of care access for the continent’s population.

Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in health are spreading across Africa as governments recognise the critical role of the private sector in delivering and sustaining health services and bridging the continent’s numerous gaps.
However, for this new paradigm for providing public health and healthcare delivery systems to succeed, a number of solid factors must be considered, including a strong political commitment and institutional support, a coherent integration into each national health strategy, favourable fiscal conditions, agreed PPP policies, and a clear regulatory framework.

The One Africa One People Foundation Initiative will advocate for African pharmaceutical manufacturing. Telemedicine will be adopted throughout West Africa, allowing more remote health care personnel to conduct face-to-face appointments.

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing in Africa is Being Localised

The COVID-19 epidemic has highlighted African countries’ reliance on global pharmaceutical markets and imports of key medicines and healthcare items. In order to mitigate the severe impact of disrupted global supply chains and strengthen domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities, governments in these markets have been forced to renew their attention on pharmaceutical localisation activities.

In addition to localised manufacturing, the pharmaceutical sector is pursuing localization through partnerships and joint ventures with local enterprises, an initiative strongly supported by local governments.
These initiatives lay the groundwork for long-term localisation ambitions, as well as create legislation and policies that will shape the region’s pharmaceutical and healthcare sector.

Telemedicine foundations will be created for broader adoption throughout the West Africa.

Telemedicine had arisen as an alternative to filling the gap in Africa’s poor health resources and infrastructure long before the COVID-19 disaster. The present pandemic crisis has heightened this demand, as more than 400 million people currently lack access to healthcare.
While a few African countries have previously established telemedicine policies and guidelines, most countries still face regulatory, delivery model, internet connectivity, and human resource difficulties.

Governments and insurance players must also explore win-win reimbursement methods that allow for the democratisation of telemedicine while also providing long-term benefits to patients at a reasonable cost.

Face-to-face and remote detailing to Healthcare Professionals will be used.

With access restrictions in place to help combat the spread of COVID-19, all pharma and life sciences companies shifted to remote detailing within the first few months of the pandemic, allowing them to stay connected with healthcare professionals during this critical period.
Today, with medical promotional activity returning to normal, virtual detailing remains popular among HCPs due to the ability to receive information when and where it is convenient, while also assisting life sciences companies in increasing their capacity to engage with HCPs confidently and compliantly.

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