Africa > COP16: Global South alliance signals biodiversity financing “not working for us”

COP16: Global South alliance signals biodiversity financing “not working for us”

Published 23:20 on October 30, 2024  /  Last updated at 23:20 on October 30, 2024  / /  Africa, Biodiversity, International

A group of ministers from 20 countries in the Global South have published a statement seeking urgent action to boost biodiversity financing for developing countries, while flagging issues with the global fund intended to support them. 
A group of ministers from 20 countries in the Global South have published a statement seeking urgent action to boost biodiversity financing for developing countries, while flagging issues with the global fund intended to support them. 


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