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As Trump upends aid and markets, who will pay for green development in Global South?

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By Laurie Goering Verified
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Funders of climate and development action face a gargantuan task at key gatherings over the coming weeks: working out how to move ahead when the world’s biggest aid donor is turning off the tap and causing turmoil in global financial markets. Since taking office, US President Donald Trump’s team has moved to end $54 billion in overseas aid contracts – about 90% of its spending – while also pressuring allies in Europe to shift aid budgets to defence.
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Can climate funders overcome fear to tread in conflict zones?

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By Laurie Goering Verified
| Climate Home News Verified
This October, the Green Climate Fund’s board approved a spending breakthrough, agreeing to send more than $100 million to help Somalia’s farmers – battered by droughts, floods and conflict – to shore up their access to water, restore land and earn a more reliable living from their animals and crops.
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Aid agencies grapple with climate adaptation in fragile states

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By Laurie Goering Verified
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Since its last major famine more than a decade ago, Somalia has received well over a billion dollars a year in humanitarian aid. But that spending – aimed at meeting immediate basic needs for food and water in the conflict-ravaged Horn of Africa country – has not reduced demands for help, which are instead rising as climate change brings more frequent and severe floods and droughts.
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