‘We have no time to lose,’ the former UN Secretary-General said

However, mobilising funds for developing nations has been a sticking point for some countries

Investing in nature-based solutions is the key to green jobs in developing nations, a report claims

Denmark, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland and the Walloon Region of Belgium will provide the financing for climate adaptation in developing countries

The Hydrogen for Development Partnership will help catalyse significant financing for hydrogen investments in developing countries over the next few years

The government has also committed to present annual climate action plans that will set out how the nation intends to achieve its goals

People have taken to the streets of Nairobi, calling for the world’s developed countries to pay for climate change and its impacts

The IEA estimates reducing financing costs by 2% would bring down the investment needed to reach net zero emissions in emerging and developing economies by $16tn until 2050

David Malpass has been labelled a ‘climate denier’ by many for not accepting the human impact on climate change

Guterres is calling for those struggling with the energy crisis and the climate itself to receive support