World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings deliver limited progress on climate finance

Michael Holder
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Credit: Glasgow Actions Team

COP29 President-Designate hails 'very productive' series of meetings, but campaign groups warn far more action needed to secure ambitious outcome on climate finance in Baku

High level meetings at the World Bank wrapped up in Washington DC at the weekend, after several days of talks delivered a handful of new green finance pledges that could unlock tens of billions of dollars...

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