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Other issues / International climate finance

High and dry: finance is crucial to successful negotiations at the 2022 UN Biodiversity Conference

14. July 2022 |

Just as with international climate finance, financing is a crucial issue in the negotiations on the Convention on Biological Diversity. In a guest post on www.deutscheklimafinanzierung.de, Florian Titze of WWF Deutschland explains the issues that need to be resolved in... more
Other issues / International climate finance

“America First” and Trump’s rollback for climate finance

23. June 2017 |

Donald Trump’s announcement on 1 June 2017 that the United States will withdraw from the Paris Climate Treaty will have severe implications for international climate finance. Since then, many actors in the United States have stepped up and publicly committed... more
G20/G7 / Implementation of climate finance / Other issues

A G20 partnership for climate risk insurance?

28. March 2017 |

When the G20 gather for their annual summit in Hamburg in July, climate policy will be one of the items on the agenda – at least this is the intention of the German Presidency of the meeting. Discussions will focus... more
Other issues

Climate insurance – Germany aims for an initiative within the G7

2. June 2015 |

Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of weather-related natural disasters. This in turn increasingly puts the onus onto rich countries – as the parties mainly responsible for causing climate change – to take concrete action to protect the... more
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