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Dear readers,
$2 trillion needed to finance climate action in developing economies. Finance dominated discussions on day three of COP27 climate talks.
The cost of energy transition, adaptation resilience, loss and damage and sustainable agriculture for these nations would amount to $2 trillion (Rs 1,63,675 crore) per year by 2030, according to the report.
Of this, $1 trillion could be raised from domestic sources, stated the Finance for climate action: Scaling up investment for climate and development report.
The remaining should come from external sources like developed countries or multilateral development banks, it added
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Only together can we win at COP 27, loss and damage must not to be pushed away with another puny promise of a fund that never materialises but be accepted as a legitimate demand of countries that need climate reparations
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