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New research by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) shows that disbursing International Development Association (IDA) funds to projects that positively affect people’s lives must overcome major barriers.
Climate change is not some distant menace; its effects are already being felt worldwide, especially in climate-vulnerable developing economies.
Rich countries must step up with more investment in climate action to achieve a safe and prosperous future for all.
Those suffering the worst from climate change need a say in how a new fund to help them is run – and direct access to its resources.
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