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As the MT Foundation Green Ambassadors for Climate Resilience, we warmly welcome this important investment led by Infrastructure South Africa and the global company UPL. This is not just about money, it is about real opportunities for our communities, especially in rural areas.

In simple terms, this project is about producing bioethanol, a clean fuel made from crops like sugarcane and maize. Bioethanol is a safer and more environmentally friendly alternative to petrol. It can be used for fuel, cooking, and even heating, without producing as much harmful pollution. This means cleaner air and a healthier environment for our people.

What makes this investment exciting is how it connects farming, energy, and jobs. Farmers—both small and large, will benefit because they will supply the crops needed to produce bioethanol. This brings money directly into communities and supports local livelihoods. It also opens doors for young people to participate in agriculture, energy, and new green industries.

For our communities, the message is clear: climate resilience can also mean economic opportunity. By growing crops like sweet sorghum and maize for clean energy, we are not only protecting the environment but also building stronger local economies. This is how we move from surviving to thriving.

This project also shows the power of partnerships. Government, business, and finance institutions are working together to remove barriers and make things happen. When we work together like this, we can unlock big opportunities that benefit everyone.

As Green Ambassadors, we encourage communities to see this as a chance to get involved. Whether through farming, skills development, or supporting local initiatives, there is space for everyone. Clean energy is not just for big cities; it starts in our fields and our communities.

In the end, this investment gives us hope. It shows that South Africa can lead in clean energy while creating jobs and protecting the environment. Most importantly, it reminds us that the future is green, and that future includes all of us. MT Foundation MT Foundation Justice Desk MT Foundation Classroom

Minister Dean Macpherson welcomes $1 billion investment unlocked through Infrastructure South Africa | South African Government The Minister of Public Works & Infrastructure, Dean Macpherson, has welcomed Infrastructure South Africa’s contribution to the successful hosting of the South African Investment Conference in Sandton on Tuesday, and in particular its role in helping to unlock a $1 billion investment pledge by glob...

The WMO, which with UNEP set up the IPCC in 1988 to provide policymakers with assessments of science related to climate change, is recruiting the Secretary of the IPCC to lead its Secretariat in supporting the work of the Panel & managing Trust Fund, partnerships & engagement.
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