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Asia-PacificOctober 10 2023


COP28 PREVIEW: THE ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK

The ADB’s senior climate envoy calls for a less fragmented approach to climate
finance and talks about a new path for financing decarbonisation and boosting
resilience to extreme weather events.
by Philippa Nuttall
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This is the first of a series of interviews in the run up to COP28 in Dubai,
beginning November 30.

Getting a “better grip” on the “fragmented climate finance architecture” should
be front and centre of discussions ahead of, during and after COP28, the
international climate conference that will take place in Dubai this autumn, says
Warren Evans, senior climate envoy at the Asian Development Bank (ADB).


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