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Indonesia reiterates commitment to tackle climate change 8 hours ago 14 hours ago 3 hours ago Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto. (ANTARA/HO-the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs/pri/sh) Addressing the climate change impact is a challenging task, because it would need multilateral cooperation and comprehensive efforts Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Indonesian government has reiterated its commitment to address climate change and willingness to co-chair the UK-led 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties’ (COP26) Forest, Agriculture and Commodity T...

Are Swiss banks really chopping environmental devastation from trade financing? Construction of an oil pipeline through an area of cloud forest: The Oleoducto Crudo Pesado pipeline, completed in October 2003, transports between 390,000 and 450,000 barrels of crude oil per day from the from the Ecuadorian Amazonian to Esmeraldas on the coast. Dr Morley Read As awareness of the Amazon rainforest’s role in balancing the global climate builds, banks financing Switzerland’s important commodity trading sector are starting to re-evaluate the environmental impact of their business. This content w...

Share A new multi-million pound fund launched today will help protect rainforests equivalent to an area the size of Wales, cut millions of tonnes of carbon emissions and improve the lives of over 600,000 people in tropical forest communities across Africa, Asia and Latin America. Through the newly launched Mobilising Finance for Forests Programme, the government will invest £150 million for businesses and investors who support and deliver sustainable land-use projects and protect rainforest regions like the Amazon and Indonesian basins in communities vulnerable to climate change. This is als...

Date Time £150 million government investment to save world’s rainforests New government funding to protect tropical rainforests, regions and communities across Africa, Asia and Latin America funding will help protect 2.1 million hectares of rainforests, an area the size of Wales, from deforestation programme will have the potential to create thousands of green jobs throughout rainforest regions and generate almost £1 billion of green private sector investment to tackle climate change around the world A new multi-million pound fund launched today will help protect rainforests equivalent to...