Tomorrow is the fifth anniversary of #ParisAgreement. It is now more important than ever to commit to #Fightfor1Point5, and yet we are concerned by the current direction of #ClimateFinance. Stand by for more...

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Int'l #ClimateFinance is a cornerstone of global #ClimateChange cooperation. 5yrs post #ParisAgreement, developed countries should ensure that climate finance is new and additional to an overall aid budget that increases to tackle the #climatecrisis.
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By 2030 the global, annual cost of repairing #ClimateChange -linked #lossanddamage will total US$ 300 bn. There's currently no finance mechanisms for L&D #ClimateFinance. A dedicated L&D finance mechanism is urgently needed!

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#ClimateChange & gender are inextricably linked. Yet women & vulnerable communities lack access to #climatefinance. Five years after #ParisAgreement, we must re-orientate #climatefinance towards more gender responsive #climate action.
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5 yrs after #ParisAgreement, it's vital that #Energy4All means access to renewable & sustainable sources, and not building reliance on gas/nuclear. Global #ClimateFinance mechanisms can create opps for sustainable jobs, cleaner air & healthier communities.
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Donor countries committed to mobilise US$ 100bn by 2020 for #ClimateChange adaptation in dev countries. We're not on track to achieve this goal in a fair & robust way.
The world’s poorest shouldn't be forced to take out loans to protect from rich countries' excess CO2 emissions.