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As international climate finance retreats, Debt-for-Climate swaps offer African countries a promising pathway to reconcile fiscal constraints with urg

The current gap in global adaptation finance for developing countries is estimated at US$194-366 billion per year. This brief highlights the critical role of domestic public funding in driving adaptation initiatives. While international climate finance mechanisms exist, their effectiveness is limited by slow disbursement processes and regional disparities in fund distribution. Public finance management systems can act as catalysts for mobilising

Budget cuts and internal priorities in Europe threaten India's access to climate funds and clean tech, urging stronger ties with BRICS, South Korea, and Australia.