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“It’s time”- Theme of the ongoing Climate Week NYC 2024. If I were to complete the sentence in the given context, I would say that it’s time to include climate debt in the mainstream climate change debate. As the Global South continues to face the effects of the emissions released by the Global North and climate regulations become increasingly sophisticated, perhaps it is time for the subject to be mandated in policymaking. It's time... to truly tackle the climate crisis, to truly recognize it as a global issue, and to acknowledge that it needs united efforts on financial and technological fronts to ensure a just and equitable path forward for all nations. #ClimateChange #ClimateDebt

Prioritizing climate solutions helps both environmental resilience and economic growth.🌍 Investing in climate action can yield significant returns, with every $1 invested potentially bringing $2-10 in benefits. The private sector also sees vast opportunities, with a projected $2 trillion market for climate adaptation solutions by 2026. Source: https://lnkd.in/dURB8rCg For inquiries and detailed insights, contact us at info@infrazamin.com or visit https://lnkd.in/emnGrRpC #infrazamin #climatefinance #infrastructurefinance #capacitybuilding #guaranteedsolutions #creditenhancement #infrastructuredevelopment #sustainableinfrastructure #publicprivatepartnerships #emergingmarkets #impinv #blendedfinance #genderbond #investinchange #impactinvestment

Climate finance is as well a matter of justice - with economic benefits by avoided climate damages. The Global South must play a big role, while co-financing must be provided by the Global North.

Developing countries face a big climate finance gap, making it harder for them to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. Meghan Daharwal, Bob Mwaniki, Hauke Engel, Adam Kendall, and Kartik Jayaram, my coworkers, bring up an important question: how can we obtain the necessary funds to promote green development and climate initiatives in these regions? Curious to learn more? Check out the full article at the link below ⬇️ #Sustainability #ClimateFinance

Developing countries face a big climate finance gap, making it harder for them to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. Meghan Daharwal, Bob Mwaniki, Hauke Engel, Adam Kendall, and Kartik Jayaram, my coworkers, bring up an important question: how can we obtain the necessary funds to promote green development and climate initiatives in these regions? Curious to learn more? Check out the full article at the link below ⬇️ #Sustainability #ClimateFinance

Developing countries face a big climate finance gap, making it harder for them to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. Meghan Daharwal, Bob Mwaniki, Hauke Engel, Adam Kendall, and Kartik Jayaram, my coworkers, bring up an important question: how can we obtain the necessary funds to promote green development and climate initiatives in these regions? Curious to learn more? Check out the full article at the link below ⬇️ #Sustainability #ClimateFinance

Developing countries face a big climate finance gap, making it harder for them to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. Meghan Daharwal, Bob Mwaniki, Hauke Engel, Adam Kendall, and Kartik Jayaram, my coworkers, bring up an important question: how can we obtain the necessary funds to promote green development and climate initiatives in these regions? Curious to learn more? Check out the full article at the link below ⬇️ #Sustainability #ClimateFinance

📹 Introducing our series where we break down the 5 key dimensions necessary to understand and implement #FeministClimateFinance. 1️⃣ Ambitious, Adequate and Appropriate Finance. Feminist climate finance cannot be achieved without considering all climate finance. It must promote overall climate finance flows that are: 💰 Ambitious in comparison to current finance, 💰 Adequate to the scale and depth of the gender-differentiated climate needs, and 💰 Appropriate to deliver transformative climate action within an appreciation of global and national mechanisms and systems and their limitations. For additional Climate Finance resources, visit: bit.ly/CF-WEDO. #ClimateFinance #GenderJustEnergyTransition #COP29 #ClimateJustice #GenderJustice #ClimateChange #JustTransition

Developing countries face a big climate finance gap, making it harder for them to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. Meghan Daharwal, Bob Mwaniki, Hauke Engel, Adam Kendall, and Kartik Jayaram, my coworkers, bring up an important question: how can we obtain the necessary funds to promote green development and climate initiatives in these regions? Curious to learn more? Check out the full article at the link below ⬇️ #Sustainability #ClimateFinance

Trust and Climate Change Can we have robust and fair climate action and adaptation pathways without building enough trust in the stakeholders? Edelman Trust Institute's new research aims to understand 'Trust' in different aspects of the climate change debate. The report finds that optimism is the key to action and hinges on trust. Key highlights are as follows: ➡ People are losing trust in institutions to do what is correct on climate change. Only 49 percent trust businesses to do what is correct on climate change with all institutions seeing declines in trust. ➡ 3 in 4 are worried about climate change, and the majority are pessimistic about solutions. ➡ The report finds climate policies are out of place due to energy and economic growth priorities. On the other hand, the developing countries are concerned about fairness in the space for climate financing. Read the entire report here: https://lnkd.in/dp-Gagri #climatechange #trust #institutions #climateeducation