INTERVIEW: Development finance must mobilise trillions of dollars to fight climate injustice

Laura Joffre 13th January 2022

The poorest people in the world are the worst hit by the climate crisis. After $130tn of private capital was committed to tackling climate change at COP26, Amal-Lee Amin of the UK’s CDC Group tells us how, as impact investors, development finance institutions must help get this money to where it’s most needed to fight the biggest climate injustice that we face.

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