Africa > Climate finance for developing countries just shy of $100 billion goal in 2021, expected to be surpassed in 2023 -OECD

Climate finance for developing countries just shy of $100 billion goal in 2021, expected to be surpassed in 2023 -OECD

Published 15:51 on November 16, 2023  /  Last updated at 09:08 on December 2, 2023  / /  Africa, Americas, Asia Pacific, Climate Talks, EMEA, International

The goal of developed countries providing and mobilising $100 billion of climate finance annually to developing countries to help them cut emissions and adapt to climate change is expected to have been achieved as of 2022, with funding a little under that amount in 2021, according to a progress report by the OECD.
The goal of developed countries providing and mobilising $100 billion of climate finance annually to developing countries to help them cut emissions and adapt to climate change is expected to have been achieved as of 2022, with funding a little under that amount in 2021, according to a progress report by the OECD.


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