Decisions taken this week at the World Bank have created uncertainty around the Bank's future role in climate finance and its commitment to climate action.
This blog has been written jointly by Bertha Argueta Tejeda (Eurodad) and Rebecca Thissen (CAN-International).
This press release was originally published by Recourse.
More than 90 organisations have signed an open letter to World Bank President Ajay Banga and the Executive Directors calling for the Bank to clarify the future of its Climate Change Action Plan, which is due to expire on 30 June, without any clear successor.
By Jean Saldanha, Director of the European Network on Debt and Development (Eurodad) and Lidy Nacpil, Coordinator of the Asian People’s Movement on Debt and Development (APMDD)
10 years on from the Paris Agreement and at a time when its 1.5C target is slipping out of reach, our climate expert analyses the achievements & misses in Belém.
In this blog, Eurodad's Climate Justice expert Bertha Argueta gives her assessment of the first week of COP30
A new report shows that more than a trillion dollars could have been raised for climate action and development since the adoption of the Paris Agreement in 2015, if the world's 100 largest oil and gas companies had been charged a 20 per cent surtax on their enormous profits.
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The debt and climate crises are deeply connected - but false ‘solutions’ risk distracting from, delaying, and ultimately avoiding the deep changes needed to resolve them. This mini-series will give you the evidence, talking points, and tools to push back and promote genuine, lasting solutions to the debt and climate crises. These briefings have been produced by the Debt and Climate Working Group |
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This blog has been co-authored by Bertha Argueta (Eurodad) Rebecca Thissen, (CAN International) and Claire O’Manique (Oil Change International).
