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Q&A: Climate funds only work without red tape, says Pakistan minister
Recalling the 2022 floods, Pakistani minister said that quick and efficient disbursement is key for climate funds to work.
21 Nov 2024
Q&A: Climate funds only work without red tape, says Pakistan minister
Policy & Finance
Rare win for Indigenous peoples at COP16 but biodiversity financing remains elusive
Despite funding setbacks, COP16 established an historic Indigenous-led body for biodiversity decisions amid stalled global financing commitments.
Rare win for Indigenous peoples at COP16 but biodiversity financing remains elusive
Carbon & Climate
Crowd-sourcing data could help Philippines tackle deadly floods
Citizen science could save lives by helping to better predict where floods and other natural disasters will strike.
Crowd-sourcing data could help Philippines tackle deadly floods
Policy & Finance
Is it time for China to embrace catastrophe insurance?
Such policies can compensate natural disaster victims and drive climate action, but insurers and consumers are cautious.
Is it time for China to embrace catastrophe insurance?
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24 July 2024
Carbon & Climate
In Bangladesh, frequent floods leave government playing catch-up
In Bangladesh, frequent floods leave government playing catch-up
29 June 2024
Carbon & Climate
The consequences of Israel's invasion of Gaza: environmental and humanitarian devastation
The consequences of Israel's invasion of Gaza: environmental and humanitarian devastation
30 May 2024
Carbon & Climate
Counting cyclone losses, Bangladeshis call for more climate action
Counting cyclone losses, Bangladeshis call for more climate action
7 May 2024
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Why are LGBTQ+ people more at risk from climate change?
Why are LGBTQ+ people more at risk from climate change?
25 April 2024
Policy & Finance
Revealed: UK ‘double counting’ £500m of aid for war-torn countries as climate finance
Revealed: UK ‘double counting’ £500m of aid for war-torn countries as climate finance
3 April 2024
Cities
When it gets too hot: How the City of Melbourne ensures vulnerable residents have refuge from extreme heat
When it gets too hot: How the City of Melbourne ensures vulnerable residents have refuge from extreme heat
1 March 2024
Carbon & Climate
Kashmir avalanche: What is the link with climate change?
Kashmir avalanche: What is the link with climate change?
6 February 2024
Policy & Finance
Why is the world's humanitarian aid gap getting bigger?
Why is the world's humanitarian aid gap getting bigger?
17 January 2024
CSR
Resilience-building, rehabilitation key to longevity of 40-year-old Tongonan geothermal plant
Resilience-building, rehabilitation key to longevity of 40-year-old Tongonan geothermal plant
4 January 2024
Water
Pakistan’s indigenous community left to battle disasters by drawing on conventional wisdom
Pakistan’s indigenous community left to battle disasters by drawing on conventional wisdom
12 December 2023
Policy & Finance
Conflict-hit countries left to face climate change alone
Conflict-hit countries left to face climate change alone
4 December 2023
Policy & Finance
Early pledges to 'loss and damage' fund build shaky trust at COP28
Early pledges to 'loss and damage' fund build shaky trust at COP28
27 November 2023
Policy & Finance
Early 'loss and damage' funding puts communities in driver's seat
Early 'loss and damage' funding puts communities in driver's seat
8 November 2023
Carbon & Climate
Filipino typhoon survivors join 'david and goliath' climate fight
Filipino typhoon survivors join 'david and goliath' climate fight
6 November 2023
Cities
Sex trafficking plagues Filipino city where typhoon wrought havoc
Sex trafficking plagues Filipino city where typhoon wrought havoc
Cities
After successive floods, Pakistan is forced to consider resilient housing
After successive floods, Pakistan is forced to consider resilient housing
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‘It is not charity’: COP29 closes first week without agreement on new climate finance goal
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Can Bangladesh cut its reliance on fossil fuel imports?
As Bangladesh pays debts to Indian energy firm Adani Power, its new government wants to go green.
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