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December 7, 2023
Rich nations were supposed to provide $100 billion a year in climate finance for emerging economies starting in 2020, a milestone they appear to have finally reached two years late.
December 3, 2023
Ajay Banga, the World Banks president, said the Private Sector Investment Lab is focused on "figuring out a model of originate-to-distribute" that would allow for deep-pocketed investors to put up large sums for climate deals. The creation of a "securitizable asset class in these kinds of investments, where large pension funds, large players like BlackRock will find a very attractive place to put billions to work," is a key target, he said at the Bloomberg Business Forum a...
December 2, 2023
DUBAI: Governments, development banks and companies announced on Friday initiatives to mobilise billions in climate...
December 2, 2023
DUBAI: Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar stressed on Saturday the need to fulfil the growing needs of...
December 1, 2023
Modi has called for ensuring requisite climate financing and technological transfer to developing countries
December 1, 2023
PM Modi, who is in Dubai for the COP28 Climate Summit, said that India is the only country that is on track to achieving its National Determined Contributions. | World News
December 1, 2023
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday met French President Emmanuel Macron and discussed a wide range of issues including climate financing and civil
November 28, 2023
Says national government has taken affirmative measures to mitigate the effects of El Nino.
November 26, 2023
India is also insisting on new climate finance targets by 2024, asserting that the required amounts be set in trillions to meet the actual needs of climate change mitigation
November 17, 2023
In his address to a select group of world leaders at the APEC informal dialogue and working lunch on Thursday, Biden said every economy is seeing signs of whats to come -- droughts, floods, rise in sea levels and temperatures, and unpredictable weather patterns -- if action is not taken.