Tag Archives: vulnerable countries

Why is the COP28 climate summit important and what should be considered in 2024?

When you read the lengthy final agreement of the COP28 United Nations climate conference in December 2023, you will go a long way before finding a strong, active verb. Lengthy descriptions of climate impacts reveal glaring gaps in countries’ current policies, with “worrying notes” and occasionally “significant concerns”. But while countries promised to take voluntary… Read More »

At least $2.1 billion in new funding promised at COP28 as foundations focus on health and agriculture

With United Nations climate talks wrapping up in Dubai, foundations and other funders have pledged at least $2.1 billion in new financing to reduce climate impacts, particularly from agriculture, and increase aid to vulnerable communities. UNFCCC Conference of the Parties or COP28 summit; It has hosted numerous premiers, including health, food production and philanthropic forums.… Read More »

Don’t applaud the climate summit’s loss and damage fund deal just yet; may not warrant a standing ovation

Shortly after the opening ceremony of the 2023 United Nations climate talks in Dubai, delegates from nations around the world gave a standing ovation to celebrate the agreement to launch a long-awaited loss and damage fund to help vulnerable countries recover from climate-related disasters. But applause may not yet be warranted. The agreement itself leaves… Read More »