New study finds that climate finance for Africa needs to grow 9x from USD 30 billion to USD 277 billion to meet 2030 climate goal - CPI
21 September 2022 – Research released today from Climate Policy Initiative finds that total annual climate finance flows in Africa for 2020, domestic and international, were only USD 30 billion, just 11% of the USD 277 billion needed annually. While the financing gap is significant, Africa’s rapid urbanization, expanding infrastructure, and energy-access needs offer significant […]
New study finds that climate finance for Africa needs to grow 9x from USD 30 billion to USD 277 billion to meet 2030 climate goal September 21, 2022 Experts Barbara Buchner Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Copy URL Programs Climate Finance Tracking Regions Africa Related Work Landscape of Climate Finance in Africa Climate Finance Innovation for Africa Climate Finance Needs of African Countries 21 September 2022 – Research released today from Climate Policy Initiative finds that total annual climate finance flows in Africa for 2020, domestic and international, were only USD 30 billion, just 11%
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