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In the crosshairs of the debt and climate crisis: pathways to financing sustainable development in a critical era

21. May 2024 |

An independent Group of 20 (G20) expert group estimates that emerging market and developing economies (excluding China) need to mobilise around three trillion US dollars annually to achieve the Paris Climate Agreement and the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainable... more
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