The Green Rails of Africa: Decarbonizing Global Trade Through the Trans-African Green Economic Corridor (TAGEC)
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The Green Rails of Africa: Decarbonizing Global Trade Through the Trans-African Green Economic Corridor (TAGEC)

by Mesfin Berhanu

African Development environmental economics Sustainable Trade
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The Green Rails of Africa explores the Trans-African Green Economic Corridor (TAGEC), a strategic framework for decarbonizing global trade. By developing sustainable rail systems, TAGEC aims to link African economies, reduce emissions, and enhance trade efficiency. Mesfin Berhanu details how this initiative can drive environmental and economic progress across the continent and beyond.

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The Green Rails of Africa examines the Trans-African Green Economic Corridor (TAGEC) as a pivotal initiative for reducing carbon emissions in international trade.

Author Mesfin Berhanu presents the corridor's role in connecting African regions through eco-friendly rail networks, promoting sustainable development.

The book addresses challenges and opportunities in implementing green infrastructure to transform global supply chains.

Through this corridor, Africa positions itself as a leader in low-carbon economic integration.

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