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Multilateral development bank climate finance: The good, bad and the urgent

MDBs delivered a record $125B in climate finance in 2023, but adaptation funds lag; reforms and concessionality remain crucial.

By Natalia Alayza, Valerie Laxton, Carolyn Neunuebel and Joe Thwaites20 Nov 2024World Resources Institute
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Will COP29 unlock a new era of action? What to watch at the 2024 climate summit

World Resources Institute on the COP29 negotiations: what's at stake and what needs to happen in Baku to drive rapid progress.

By Natalia Alayza, Gaia Larsen, David Waskow, Nathan Cogswell, Sophie Boehm, Jamal Srouji, Taryn Fransen, Rebecca Carter, Gabrielle Swaby and Subrata Chakrabarty1 Nov 2024World Resources Institute

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