Green Governance Towards Inclusive Sustainable Future in Africa

Mufaro Dzingirai is a Senior Lecturer at Namibia University of Science and Technology, Harold Pupkewitz Graduate School of Business, Windhoek, Namibia, a Research Fellow at INTI International University, Malaysia, and a Researcher at the Econowrite Institute for Policy Innovation & Development (EIPID), based in Melbourne, Australia.David Mhlanga is an award-winning Economist, Researcher, and Higher Education Professional with extensive experience in teaching, research, and policy consulting across Africa and Australia. He currently serves as Extraordinary Professor in the Department of Financial Governance, College of Accounting Sciences at the University of South Africa (UNISA), and as an Extraordinary Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at North-West University (South Africa). He is also a Teaching Associate in the Department of Economics at Monash University (Australia) and a Lecturer at ACAP University College (Australia). Professor Mhlanga is the Principal Consultant at the Econowrite Institute for Policy Innovation & Development (EIPID), based in Melbourne, where he leads interdisciplinary research and policy initiatives focusing on digital transformation, financial technology (FinTech), artificial intelligence (AI), and sustainable development.

• Chapter 1: Green Governance Towards An Inclusive Sustainable Future In Africa: An Introduction.- Chapter 2: Ubuntu and Climate Change Governance In Uganda: An Ethical Framework For Sustainable Action.- Chapter 3: Building Sustainable Green Supply Chain Governance Beyond Imported Models In Africa.- Chapter 4: Accelerating Green Transition In African Continental Free Trade Area (Afcfta): Opportunities And Challenges.- Chapter 5: Curtailing Product-Level Greenwashing Through Green Marketing Governance: A Systematic Review of Practices, Consequences And Proposed Interventions.- Chapter 6: The Influence of Employees’ Green Creativity On Sustainable Business Performance In Nigerian Industries.- Chapter 7: Enhancing Sustainability Knowledge and Behaviors Through Green Hrm Practices In Zimbabwean State Universities.- Chapter 8: Sustainable Procurement Through Contract Farming: Addressing Paradoxes Surrounding Tobacco Curing-Induced Deforestation.- Chapter 9: Sub-Saharan Africa’s Climate-Smart Food Production and Consumption: Enhancing Food Resilience In The Face Of Climate Change.- Chapter 10: The Effect of Conservative Agronomic Practices On Urban Household Food Security.- Chapter 11: Impact of Green Climate Funding On The Profitability of Construction Industry: A Systematic Review.- Chapter 12: Integrating Artificial Intelligence Into African Climate Resilient Health Systems Towards Sustainable Future.- Chapter 13: Exploring Sustainable Wildlife Tourism Constraints In Protected Areas in Zimbabwe.- Chapter 14: A Roadmap For Operationalizing Green Governance Across African Regions: Lessons From Ubuntu Philosophy.-Chapter 15: Green Governance Towards An Inclusive Sustainable Future In Africa: A Conclusion.