Climate Talks > COP29: Climate finance negotiations at Baku should address developing nations’ unequal access to capital, experts say

COP29: Climate finance negotiations at Baku should address developing nations’ unequal access to capital, experts say

Published 22:40 on November 8, 2024  /  Last updated at 22:40 on November 8, 2024  / /  Climate Talks, International

The next climate finance commitment needs to address structural problems with the global borrowing framework in order to reduce the cost of capital for developing nations looking to attract investment for clean energy and climate adaptation projects, experts said Friday.
The next climate finance commitment needs to address structural problems with the global borrowing framework in order to reduce the cost of capital for developing nations looking to attract investment for clean energy and climate adaptation projects, experts said Friday.


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