Access to international finance, including climate finance, remains disproportionately difficult for fragile states – but the UK has a chance to make a much-needed change, writes Liban Obsiye, executive director of the Somali National Climate Fund
We need to end the conflict and climate ‘fragility penalty’ that is stopping nations getting help
Access to international finance, including climate finance, remains disproportionately difficult for fragile states – but the UK has a chance to make a much-needed change, writes Liban Obsiye, executive director of the Somali National Climate Fund
Key Takeaways
- We need to end the conflict and climate ‘fragility penalty’ that is stopping nations getting help.
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