Research consistently shows that developing and low-income countries are most vulnerable to climate change due to their limited adaptive capacity, weak institutions, insufficient financial resources, and limited capacity to recover from disasters. Supporting these countries in building resilience, improving their economies, and enhancing the quality of life is now a key responsibility for developed nations....
Africa’s leaders are uniting to push for fair climate financing and increased global investment during the Second Africa Climate Summit.
Climate finance is declining. While global action continues, developing nations may struggle most—here’s why.
The 29th UN Climate Conference (COP29) in Baku focuses on a crucial climate finance goal to replace the $100 billion annual target.
ADB’s updated Strategy 2030 addresses Asia-Pacific’s urgent challenges, prioritising climate action, digital transformation, and resilience.
The climate finance calculator can help assess and promote fairness in determining countries' share in the climate finance goal.
With global temperatures at record highs, COP29 in Baku will prioritize climate finance goals and strategies for reducing GHG emissions.
Beyond extreme weather headlines, explore the nuanced views on climate change in the US through recent surveys and legislative measures.
The 2023 report from Oxfam highlights developed countries' shortcomings in providing promised funds for climate adaptation and mitigation.
The Asia-Pacific region is facing a cascading energy, food, and finance crisis. How can the region respond and build back better?
