
FREE WEBINAR
How Digital Advancement Supports Small Business Climate Resilience
Practical strategies for small businesses facing the impact of climate change & fast changing environments
Small businesses across Africa have to plan for climate shocks as a normal part of doing business, not as rare events. Heatwaves, floods, supply disruptions and power cuts all threaten their ability to operate and stay profitable. But digital advancement offers practical ways to respond, covering from mobile connectivity and online transactions, to data-backed planning, remote monitoring and early warning systems.
Join this DigiBiz Webinar to explore how digital practices can strengthen climate resilience for entrepreneurs, ecosystem builders and support organisations across the continent.

MEET THE PRESENTERS



Rest Kanju
Indalo Inclusive,
South Africa
A leading ecosystem builder in green and eco-inclusive entrepreneurship, working directly with small businesses developing climate-smart solutions and adapting to environmental and market shifts
Wangiwe Kambuzi
Emerge Livelihoods,
Malawi
Supporting youth and women entrepreneurs to build sustainable, resilient livelihoods, combining climate-smart practices with digital tools in rural, peri-urban and township contexts
Prince Fataki
Climate Change Africa Opportunities (CCAO)
Active in climate action, restoration and community resilience initiatives in multiple African countries, with a focus on turning climate risk into opportunity for local enterprises.

EVENT THEME
How Digital Advancement Supports Climate Resilience for Businesses Across Africa
WEBINAR DATE
Friday 28 November 2025
EVENT TIME
10h WAT / 11h CAT / 12h EAT
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Why you should attend
The webinar will focus on how digital adoption is connected with real climate resilience for African small businesses. This conversation will explore key questions, such as:
How are climate risks already disrupting African small businesses?
Which digital tools realistically help businesses prepare, adapt and recover?
How can ecosystem partners (funders, hubs, corporates, support organisations) back climate-smart, digitally enabled entrepreneurs?
By attending alongside other entrepreneurs, business support practitioners, funders, corporates and ecosystem partners, you will:
Understand how climate risk shows up in day-to-day business operations.
See where simple digital shifts reduce vulnerability and learn from real African examples.
Explore how climate-smart and digitally enabled businesses can increase resilience and ensure growth.
What you’ll gain
This DigiBiz.Africa Open Webinar will help you to learn from concrete ideas, examples and tools to help businesses not only to survive climate shocks, but also to adapt, grow and lead in a changing climate.
By attending, you will:
Identify practical digital tools that help small businesses manage climate-related disruptions such as weather variability, outages and logistics breakdowns.
Learn low-cost, high-impact steps entrepreneurs can take immediately to improve resilience.
Hear case-based insights from South Africa, Malawi, DRC and beyond on linking technology, livelihoods and climate adaptation.
Understand how funders, corporates and support organisations can design programmes that truly support climate-resilient, digital-first small firms.
Discover how the DigiBiz.Africa community and partners can help you continue the journey beyond the webinar.


The DigiBiz.Africa Network provides an online platform for entrepreneurs, business owners and practitioners supporting them to share experiences, attend training sessions or join peer circles.
As you will join the webinar on the platform, you will also gain access to the shared event resources and will be able to participate in the pre- and post-event discussions.


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