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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...
: Markus Spiske/ @unsplash
: Markus Spiske/ @unsplash
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.
#FightFor1Point5
#FightFor1Point5
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!
#Fightfor1Point5 #ParisAgreement
#Fightfor1Point5 #ParisAgreement
#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.
#Fightfor1Point5
#Fightfor1Point5
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.
#Fightfor1Point5
#Fightfor1Point5
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.
The world’s poorest shouldn't be forced to take out loans to protect from rich countries' excess CO2 emissions.
