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The statement argues that AXA and Amundi/Crédit Agricole are acting hypocritically by maintaining public commitments to the Paris Agreement and the Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance while voting against a climate resolution for Total. It highlights that Total's current plans include increasing hydrocarbon production by 12% between 2018 and 2030 and allocating 80% of its capex to fossil fuels by 2030, which contradicts the 1.5°C warming limit.

The report identifies significant long-term financing gaps in Côte d’Ivoire's infrastructure, housing, and SME sectors, driven by a reliance on short-term bank lending and government borrowing that crowds out the private sector. Key hurdles include the lack of registered real estate for collateral, inadequate PPP frameworks, and a fragmented regional capital market. The document recommends structural reforms to land titling, the diversification of institutional investor mandates, and the strengthening of the national PPP unit to mobilize domestic and private capital.