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Green Chemistry in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Twenty years ago, when the book Green Chemistry in Africa (IUPAC project 2002-018-1-300) was prepared, green chemistry was just starting in Africa. Now, it has taken off in a number of institutions and countries, it is generally expanding, and sustainability issues are given increasing attention also at policy-making level. The collaborative book titled “Green Chemistry in Sub-Saharan Africa—growth, challenges and perspectives” is the result of this new project. It is meant to offer a panoramic overview of current achievements, recognized challenges and envisaged near-future developments of green chemistry in Sub-Saharan Africa. The information provided by the overview is expected to be useful for anybody engaged in the promotion of green chemistry, both in Africa and beyond, and to favor the recognition of shared interests in view of collaborations and networking aimed at capacity building strengthening.

Another recently-published IUPAC-endorsed book had also focused on Sub-Saharan Africa (L. Mammino, Biomass Burning in Sub-Saharan Africa: Chemical Issues and Action Outreach, IUPAC project 2007-025-1-300), initiating a tradition of projects concerning green chemistry and sustainability with specific focus on Sub-Saharan Africa.

For more information and comments, contact Task Group Chair Liliana Mammino <>

https://iupac.org/project/2021-005-1-041

Online erschienen: 2021-10-15
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