Making climate finance affordable
Ray, Rebecca / Ulrich VolzExterne Publikationen (2024)
published on project-syndicate.org, 11.03.2024
Amid a global debt crisis, and as high interest rates and low growth projections limit countries’ ability to borrow, meeting the world’s climate-financing needs will not be easy. But, it is possible with a combination of credit enhancements, multilateral-development-bank reforms, and debt relief.
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