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Jayati Ghosh | SDRs, the great untapped source of climate finance - Vimarsana News

Jayati Ghosh | SDRs, the great untapped source of climate finance

The United Nations COP28 Climate Change Conference in Dubai is an opportunity to reflect on what these large, costly, and carbon-intensive international summits aim to achieve. Instead of being cynical exercises in pointless pageantry, such...

SDRs are the great untapped source of climate finance - Vimarsana News

SDRs are the great untapped source of climate finance

NEW DELHI — The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai is an opportunity to reflect on what these large, costly, and carbon-intensive international summits aim to achieve. Instead of being cynical exercises in pointless pageantry, such gatherings could serve as platforms for advancing the transformative changes required to mitigate the worst effects of

Stockholm+50: Climate action as a generational commitment - Vimarsana News

Stockholm+50: Climate action as a generational commitment

Generation17 young leader Daniel Calarco shares his insights from the historic Stockholm+50 international conference on the environment.

Source: undp.org
Greedflation, debt and corporate taxation - Vimarsana News

Greedflation, debt and corporate taxation

Jayati Ghosh says more… The resulting currency devaluations have caused the price levels of essential goods to remain high, with food- and fuel-importing countries, including in the developed world, facing the biggest cost pressures

Greedflation, debt and corporate taxation - Vimarsana News

Greedflation, debt and corporate taxation

Jayati Ghosh says more… The resulting currency devaluations have caused the price levels of essential goods to remain high, with food- and fuel-importing countries, including in the developed world, facing the biggest cost pressures