ANTALYA, November 14: Nepal has called on developed countries and international financial institutions to provide climate finance primarily in the form of grants rather than loans, arguing that cou...
ANTALYA, November 14: Nepal has called on developed countries and international financial institutions to provide climate finance primarily in the form of grants rather than loans, arguing that countries least responsible for global greenhouse gas emissions should not be pushed into further debt to cope with the impacts of climate change.
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The delegation urges a dedicated programme on mountains and climate change, fairer access to climate finance and stronger support for countries facing climate-related losses.
Nepal has committed to strengthening locally led climate adaptation and ensuring climate finance reaches vulnerable communities, using a global platform at COP31 to call for greater support for countries bearing the brunt of climate change despite contributing little to global emissions.
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