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How the Climate Finance Puzzle Fits into the Global Financial System

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By Valerie Laxton, Preety Bhandari
| World Resources Institute
At the heart of the world’s economies is the global financial system — a set of institutions, markets and mechanisms that enable the flow of finance. But 21st century challenges, such as a global pandemic, international conflicts and especially the escalating impacts of climate change, are increasingly sending shocks through this system.
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Connecting GST outcomes and COP28 workstreams

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By Harald Winkler, Charlene Watson, Preety Bhandari
| Overseas Development Institute
This paper analyses the complex GST decision, exploring how it connects to other COP28 workstreams. However, the litmus test of the GST’s ambition is in its implementation. The paper argues that effective implementation needs to be inter-connected, within the UNFCCC, in national-level action and across the broader landscape.
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Unpacking COP28: Key Outcomes from the Dubai Climate Talks, and What Comes Next | 

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By David Waskow, Jennifer Layke, Nate Warszawski, Preety Bhandari
| The City Fix Verified
The COP28 climate talks began with a new fund to address the increasingly severe losses and damage vulnerable countries face from climate impacts and concluded with the first international agreement to tackle climate change’s main driver: fossil fuels. Those bookends to the Dubai summit start to tackle the world’s core climate challenges: quickly transforming key systems to dramatically cut emissions and responding to the substantial impacts already occurring.
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