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Connecting The Dots In Climate Financing

Lisa Sachs, Director, Columbia Centre for Sustainable Investment

27-May-25 09:30

Connecting The Dots In Climate Financing

At COP 29 in Azerbaijan, UN member states agreed to increase cooperation to scale climate financing up to $1.3 trillion US dollars annually by 2035. What is the pathway to achieving this exponential growth in investment, especially for the Southeast Asian region? We get perspectives from Lisa Sachs, Director of the Columbia Centre on Sustainable Investment. 

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Produced by: Shazana Mokhtar

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar


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Categories:  environment,  investments,  international

Tags:  COP29,  un,  climate financing,  southeast asia, 


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