As nations assemble at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, one issue is expected to dominate the summit: climate finance.
Meeting such a target would require an unprecedented tenfold boost in climate finance by 2025.(However, it is difficult to compare like-for-like, as countries have different expectations about the sources that will make up the NCQG target.
Alex Scott, a senior associate in climate diplomacy at the thinktank ECCO, noted in a recent briefing that progress outside negotiations, such as mobilising more climate finance from the World Bank, could “build a bit more confidence amongst developed countries that…there are other sources of finance that are going to complement what they can put on the table”.
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