India to Resist Shift in Focus from Climate Finance to Mitigation
India expressed dissatisfaction with the CoP29 summit and pledged to resist any shift in focus from climate finance to mitigation
India expressed dissatisfaction with the CoP29 summit and pledged to resist any shift in focus from climate finance to mitigation
India’s intervention emphasized the importance of justice in climate action and the need for a broader understanding of ‘Just Transitions’
India is advocating for a $1 trillion annual climate finance target at the Azerbaijan United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP29
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India is prioritizing international cooperation and is assessing its financial requirements at COP29 to set quantifiable goals.
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