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'We need an effective climate finance coordination mechanism' But what does that mean? How does an effective climate finance coordination mechanism look like? In this article, we analyzed stakeholder perceptions of effective climate finance coordination in Kenya, the underlying political economy factors influencing those perceptions as well as climate change policy implementation. I am Indebted to all the respondents who gave their time for the interviews and Focus Group Discussions in Nairobi and in Turkana County, and the peer reviewers and editors at climate policy journal for the in-depth review process. Link to the paper: https://lnkd.in/dC3WFEDR

Climate Public Expenditure and Institutional Review highlights that Uzbekistan can achieve a better progress of integration of climate change issues into the national policy via stronger presence of climate change in development planning & budget setting processes as well as better institutional set-ups in the country. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/dAXp5EGR Fayzulla Salakhuddinov Ravshan Yunusov Agence Française de Développement Ministry of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Uzbekistan

This report provides a comprehensive overview of climate policy in Africa, highlighting existing policy frameworks geared towards building climate resilience across the continent. It also examines the categories of, investors in, and capital deployment strategies present in Africa’s climate finance ecosystem. As the year ends it’s seem important to forecast #term-sheets and #earlystagefunding #GreenDealsAfrica!

#Read our Climate Adaptation Report sheet summarising our recent report and outlining the challenges and opportunities in adaptation financing for private investors. Given the impact of climate change on sectors such as agriculture, health and infrastructure, private investors should prioritise high-impact, high-return business opportunities in these areas to stimulate much-needed development. Read more in the report 🔗 https://bit.ly/3Smahs6 Our upcoming program, The Africa Climate Investing Forum, aims to enhance investor knowledge, facilitate partnerships, and catalyse investments in climate adaptation across Africa. Applications are ongoing, but the spots are limited. Secure your spot today: 👉🏾 https://bit.ly/3rXYPZ9 #climatefinance #climateadaptation #impactinvesting #sdg13

The second-panel discussion provided a rich platform for exploring strategies to safeguard Africa's gains under the Global Goal on Adaptation (NCQFG). Distinguished panelists and engaged participants articulated the importance of prioritizing actions under the New Collective and Quantified Climate Finance Goal. Central to the discourse was the role of regional frameworks such as Agenda 2063 and the African Adaptation Initiative in supporting and implementing the Global Goal on Adaptation. The discussions underscored the necessity of clear implementation approaches, with a consensus emerging on the need to embed the Global Goal on Adaptation into the NCQFG through political mechanisms. These deliberations reflect a collective commitment to navigating ongoing reforms and shaping strategies that ensure Africa remains at the forefront of climate adaptation efforts. #ARFSD10 #Integrated2030Agenda, #Finance4Future #Health4ClimateAction

The report delves into the strategies and global experiences of developing countries in accessing climate finance at the level of municipalities and local governments. It would have been enriching to see an experience highlighted from the MENA region as well #ClimateFinance #SustainableDevelopment #LocalGovernance"

This paper presents a thorough examination of climate policy in Africa, emphasising the current policy frameworks aimed at enhancing climate resilience throughout the continent. Additionally, this study investigates the various categories of investors and capital deployment strategies that are prevalent within the climate finance ecosystem in Africa. It is strongly believed that the joint research presented herein possesses significant recommendations for governments and private sector investors. Consequently, it is expected that this report will serve as a catalyst for effective action and yield beneficial outcomes in Africa's endeavours to combat climate change. Please have an insight and share.

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Interesting piece for environmental lawyers in Tanzania.

As part of her efforts in tackling climate change, Tanzania has ramped up efforts in building partnerships and collaborations that acknowledge the risks associated with climate change and deployed steps aimed at addressing the underlying causes of environmental degradation. The activation of carbon trading and operationalization of carbon trade market places the country in a good standing in building up climate finance and therefore this Article discusses the governing principles thereto. The authorship is courtesy of Victor Mwakimi and Paul Sewe on behalf of #LysonLawGroup