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Africa Green Industrialisation Project (AGIP)
The Africa Green Industrialisation Project (AGIP) supports the development of an African agenda for green industrialisation. Through research and dialogue, it explores how the global green transition can strengthen productive capacity, increase value addition within Africa, and advance the continent's economic and social priorities. The project brings African and diaspora perspectives to the policy choices shaping this transition, with a focus on industrial development, strategic sectors, and the financing needed to support them.
Research and publications
Explore AGIP's research and policy analysis on Africa's green industrial transformation.
Policy brief
Vinayak Bhardwaj, DrPH and Grieve Chelwa, PhD
October 2026
Africa is the fastest-growing solar market in the world and makes almost none of what it installs. This brief asks whether the continent can move from being a price-taker in that market to a producer within it, and sets out the regional strategy, financing and conditional industrial policy that would require.
Dialogues and roundtables
Explore the dialogues, roundtables and events that AGIP organises, co-organises or contributes to, advancing discussion on Africa's green industrial transformation.
A roundtable on Africa’s place in the global solar value chain, and how the continent can move from price-taker to producer.
Accounts of past events will be added here.