Adaptation finance continues to lag far behind needs, with developing countries facing escalating climate impacts and constrained fiscal space. With the Global Goal on Adaptation due to be agreed in Belém, discussions around the Baku to Belém Roadmap to USD 1.3 trillion and the Sharm el-Sheikh Dialogue concluding this year, making progress on the quantity and quality of finance will be critical for progressing the climate finance agenda of the coming years.
As Parties seek to bridge political divides and deliver tangible progress on adaptation finance, this session will provide space to discuss the negotiations and outcomes, identify remaining gaps, and highlight actionable pathways forward. It will explore how to deliver finance at scale, while ensuring that the quality of finance is not compromised.
When and where?
Thursday 20th November, 16:45 – 18:15 BRT, Side event room 9.
Participants
- Adela Esther Tuy Tuy, Latin American Youth Climate Scholarship, Guatemala
- Sinead Walsh, Principal Research Fellow, ODI
More speakers tbc.
The Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance and many of our members will be at COP30 in Belém, Brazil to share expertise and evidence advocating for the needs of climate vulnerable communities across the globe. For other opportunities to hear from the Alliance at COP30, see our main event page.
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