UN warns climate adaptation finance for developing countries falls far short as Africa faces rising costs
The United Nations Environment Programme's 2026 Adaptation Gap Report indicates that international public adaptation finance increased by only $1 billion in 2024, remaining significantly below the estimated annual needs of up to $420 billion by 2035. This shortfall has direct implications for public finances, infrastructure investment, and economic stability in developing countries, particularly in Africa, as extreme weather intensifies.
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