COP29
Climate finance deal agreed at COP29, $300 billion allocated for developing countries
The COP-29 summit in Azerbaijan has reached a compromise deal on climate financing, aiming to provide at least $300 billion per year by 2035 to help poorer nations deal with climate change. This goal is a compromise between the $1.3 trillion per year sought by developing countries and the current $100 billion target.
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