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THE Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF) has expressed gratitude to the Australian government following its P55-million grant to the PDRF for the implementation of the Resilient Emergency Communications for Enhanced Disaster Response (Reached) project.

The Chair of the Vulnerable Twenty (V20) Group of Finance Ministers of the Climate Vulnerable Forum, has called on World Leaders to develop a fit-for-climate financial scheme to address climate issues. Such efforts will help scaleup responses to climate adaptation and mitigation measures for vulnerable countries. It will also help…

A set of parliamentarians from the most vulnerable constituencies could form a special group to get more deeply involved regarding the climate actions needed at the local level in their constituencies.

Multilateralism has not failed; it is the governments of nation states that have miserably failed to carry out the ethos of multilateralism.

A speaker at the World Economic Forum (WEF) held at Davos said Tuesday that mining cobalt, a material vital for green energy technology, had “horrific” costs.

Davos 2023 will benefit from a large cohort of intergenerational Indigenous leaders. Meet 8 of them, hailing from Canada, Finland, Chad and elsewhere.

Fossil-fuel industry: We must understand the incestuous links between politics and business and why world leaders ignore science.

Incorporating loss, damage in COP27 document is big win but experts see gaps from failure to address payment mechanisms, to absence of policy on fossil fuels - Anadolu Agency

By Dominic Evans and William James SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt (Reuters) - Support for an ambitious global warming deal by world leaders during a G20 meeti...

Support for an ambitious global warming deal by world leaders during a G20 meeting in Bali on Wednesday has given a lift to climate negotiations at the COP27 summit running in parallel in Egypt.