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Tanzania calls for more adaptation finance as GEF assembly ends in Uzbekistan

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By Halili Letea
| The Citizen (Tanzania) Verified
Uzbekistan. Tanzania has called for increased climate adaptation financing and stronger support for vulnerable developing countries as the 8th Global Environment Facility (GEF) Assembly concluded in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, with global leaders warning that time is running out to meet environmental targets by 2030.
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Experts back blended finance as solution to Africa's growing environmental funding gap

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By Halili Letea
| The Citizen (Tanzania) Verified
Uzbekistan. Africa faces some of the world's most pressing development and environmental challenges, yet remains severely underfunded. The continent is grappling with worsening climate shocks, biodiversity loss and environmental degradation, while funding remains far below what is needed to address these challenges. Experts say blended finance offers a practical mechanism for unlocking billions of dollars needed to support sustainable development and environmental protection.
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GEF endorses $3.9 billion environmental package as Tanzania seeks greater access to climate finance

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By Halili Letea
| The Citizen (Tanzania) Verified
Uzbekistan. Global efforts to address climate change, biodiversity loss and environmental degradation gained significant momentum this week. The Global Environment Facility (GEF) endorsed a $3.9 billion (Sh9.95 trillion) replenishment package and approved $232.5 million (Sh592.88 billion) for new environmental projects. Leaders described the move as a crucial step in the “final sprint” toward meeting global environmental targets by 2030.
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