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COP26 is about to begin, and once again the financial commitments will be closely scrutinised. In particular, the famous "100 billion" that developed countries have promised to support the low-carbon transition and adaptation in developing countries will be discussed. But this COP will also be an opportunity to take stock of the action of public development banks and the commitments of private financial actors.
What can we expect from these actors? To better understand expectations and what they are doing concretely, I4CE invites you to read its latest blog post of Anuschka Hilke, Director of the Finance Programme, and to follow live the multiple events that I4CE will be part of on the sidelines of COP26. You will discover the challenges for financial actors: climate risks and the limits of this approach, alignment, contribution to adaptation, uncertainty management... And for a first discovery of "green budgeting" tools, I4CE also invites you to a side-event dedicated to this topic.
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