LOW- and middle-income countries like the Philippines can access at least $120 billion worth of climate financing from multilateral development banks...
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Multilateral development banks (MDBs) including the African Development Bank (AfDB) say their collective financing for climate action hit a record high of 125 billion dollars in 2023. The AfDB in a statement, said this was part of the findings from the Joint MDBs report in 2023. The announcement of the findings of the Joint Report …
LOW- and middle-income countries like the Philippines can access at least $120 billion worth of climate financing from multilateral development banks...
LOW- and middle-income countries like the Philippines can access at least $120 billion worth of climate financing from multilateral development banks...
Climate finance from multilateral development banks (MDBs) is funding fossil fuels and highly polluting projects, and failing to prioritise the most...
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