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African civil society groups call for new climate finance approach ahead of COP31
Nii A.  Addo, Executive Director-GTYA
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African civil society groups call for new climate finance approach ahead of COP31

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African civil society organisations have called for a fundamental shift in the continent’s climate finance strategy, urging governments and international partners to integrate climate action with tax justice, debt sustainability, natural resource governance and reforms in the global financial system.

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