COP15: Governments and philanthropies beef up multi-billion dollar donor plan

James Murray
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COP15: Governments and philanthropies beef up multi-billion dollar donor plan

Governments and 11 leading global philanthropies back new initiatives designed to boost funding for nature protection in developing countries

The UK, France, Spain, and Canada are amongst a group of nations that yesterday backed a new Donor Joint Statement designed to better co-ordinate increased levels of funding for nature protection globally....

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