AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCOP31 Finance: Vulnerable nations are pressing for grants, not more loans, as climate funding lags behind promises. Kenya says Africa receives less than 5% of global climate finance; Kenyan governors are seeking $1 billion to expand a programme that directs adaptation funds to local communities. Climate Outlook: A new Climate Action Tracker report says current policies put the world on course for 2.7°C of warming by 2100. Fossil-fuel emissions may dip slightly this year, but rising emissions from land-use change are expected to push total CO₂ higher. Resilient Cities: At the summit, leaders called for more financing for climate-ready housing and infrastructure, especially in fast-growing cities and vulnerable neighbourhoods. Food and Emissions: New initiatives backed by the IKEA Foundation aim to cut food loss and waste, which account for an estimated 8–10% of annual global greenhouse gas emissions.
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