We empower policymakers, researchers, and citizens with the high-quality, open-access data needed to drive climate action and sustainable energy access across the continent.
Africa contributes the least to global greenhouse gas emissions yet remains the most vulnerable continent to climate change impacts. Simultaneously, it faces a massive energy deficit, with over 600 million people lacking access to electricity.
However, data fragmentation remains a critical barrier. Climate data, energy statistics, and socio-economic indicators are often siloed, outdated, or inaccessible, making it impossible to design effective, evidence-based policies.
Climate Watch Africa aggregates, harmonizes, and visualizes data from trusted global sources into a single, unified intelligence platform.
We consolidate datasets from the World Bank, WHO, Our World in Data, and satellite imagery into standardized, machine-readable formats covering all 54 nations.
We don't just show numbers. We provide visualization tools—heatmaps, trend lines, and comparative rankings—to turn raw data into policy insights.
Our platform integrates advanced Natural Language Processing (NLP) to allow users to query complex datasets using simple questions, democratizing access to technical data.
Design National Determined Contributions (NDCs) and energy master plans based on accurate historical baselines.
Access clean, downloadable CSVs for academic studies without the need for manual data cleaning.
Identify market opportunities for renewable energy projects by analyzing capacity and demand gaps.
Advocate for climate justice and hold institutions accountable using transparent, verified data.
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