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44 Pacific climate stakeholders benefit from practical capacity-building training in Fiji

Last month, the Commonwealth Climate Finance Access Hub (CCFAH), in partnership with the Government of Fiji’s Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, conducted a Climate Finance Write-shop in Suva, Fiji. Among the professionals gathered for the learning event were key stakeholders from the governments of Fiji, Tuvalu, Nauru, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Palau, and the Federated States of Micronesia
Sivendra Michael Charmaine Wright Ministry Of Environment United Nations Satellite Centre Norwegian Agency For Development Cooperation United Nations Institute For Training

New Financing Tools Receive Major Funding Boost

WASHINGTON, April 19, 2024— New financial instruments designed to boost lending capacity and enable the World Bank Group to take on more risk for shared global challenges have received a significant endorsement. A set of 11 countries announced commitments today for the Portfolio Guarantee Platform, hybrid capital mechanism, and new Livable Planet Fund totaling $11 billion.
United States France General World Bank District Of Columbia United Kingdom Svenja Schulze

New Financing Tools Receive Major Funding Boost

WASHINGTON, April 19, 2024— New financial instruments designed to boost lending capacity and enable the World Bank Group to take on more risk for shared global challenges have received a significant endorsement. A set of 11 countries announced commitments today for the Portfolio Guarantee Platform, hybrid capital mechanism, and new Livable Planet Fund totaling $11 billion.
United States France General United Kingdom World Bank District Of Columbia Andrew Mitchell

Netherlands must get used to "body bags" as price for prosperity, safety, Minister says

The Netherlands will have to get used to the fact that it may pay a high price for its security and prosperity, according to outgoing Minister Geoffrey van Leeuwen (Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation). “Even if it is measured in civilian casualties and body bags.” By this, he means that there could be deaths among civilians or soldiers.
Red Sea Djibouti General United States Liesje Schreinemacher Minster Mark Rutte Van Leeuwen
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