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Debt, climate, inflation - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Debt, climate, inflation - Newspaper

The Bridgetown Initiative seeks to unlock liquidity support through six key actions.

Source: dawn.com
Vanuatu attends V20 Ministerial Dialogue in Washington - Vimarsana News

Vanuatu attends V20 Ministerial Dialogue in Washington

Vanuatu has recently joined other ministers and senior members of the Vulnerable Twenty (V20) Finance Ministers of the Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF) to convene for the first time during the

Implementing MDB Reforms: A Stocktake - Vimarsana News

Implementing MDB Reforms: A Stocktake

The pace of MDB reforms remains inadequate to have a material impact on sustainable development. Our assessment is buttressed by the results of a survey of international experts, who remain skeptical that there is enough momentum to implement sufficiently deep reforms across key areas. We have identified five areas where progress appears slower than what was proposed in the IEG reports and where substantial acceleration and increased ambition in the current pace of implementation is required.

Source: cgdev.org
Ofori-Atta advocates for expansion of digital payments for a more climate resilient Africa - Vimarsana News

Ofori-Atta advocates for expansion of digital payments for a more climate resilient Africa

That is why Ghana, in its role as the chair of the V20 Group of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations, raised a clarion call in Dubai for urgent financial and technical support to adapt to climate change while advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Apocalyptic Ecocide Looms If Sea Keeps Rising, Marshall Islands Activists Warn - Vimarsana News

Apocalyptic Ecocide Looms If Sea Keeps Rising, Marshall Islands Activists Warn

Sea level rise floods low-lying islands first, but climate crisis will eventually come for us all, activists warn.