Nearly 80% of climate finance is in the form of loans that must be repaid, adding to the debt burden of the poorest countries, anti-poverty campaigners found
In a report published on Tuesday, the anti-poverty charity found that nearly 80% of climate finance to developing countries took the form of loans, rather than grants.
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Nearly 80% of climate finance is in the form of loans that must be repaid, adding to the debt burden of the poorest countries, anti-poverty campaigners found
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Nearly 80% of climate finance is in the form of loans that must be repaid, adding to the debt burden of the poorest countries, anti-poverty campaigners found.
Rich countries are not delivering on $100bn climate finance promise climatechangenews.com/2020/10/20/oxf…
Germany, France, Japan, Canada and Norway gave less than 20% of their climate finance to least developed countries. At the other end of the scale, Denmark directed 41% @oxfamgbpic.twitter.com/Wzs3NmIsXm