Financing Resilience: From Baku to Belem - the Role of Finance Ministries in Unlocking Public and Private Adaptation Investments
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Co-hosted with the COP29 Presidency, the Ministerial Meeting of the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action will take place on Finance Day of COP29 - November 14th, 2024, and will focus on the good practices and challenges of allocating and mobilizing financing for NDC implementation.
At the 12th Ministerial meeting during the IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings on October 23, 2024, the Coalition presented its second joint Climate Action Statement (CAS). This annual document shows the growing range and ambition of the actions taken by Ministries of Finance. Over 60 Members shared nearly 500 climate actions covering climate policy coordination and strategic economic planning, including increased MoF engagement in updating NDCs, the scaling-up of green finance through the mobilization of public and private financial resources, implementing carbon pricing and the phasing-out of inefficient subsidies, and addressing macroeconomic climate and nature risks and financing gaps.
Yesterday, the 12th Ministerial Meeting of the Coalition endorsed Uganda as its new Co-Chair.
Indonesia’s four-year term as Co-Chair of the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action will end in Spring 2025. Their role as Co-Chair will be taken over by Uganda, which was elected by Coalition Members in September. During the Ministerial meeting, the election results were endorsed by sitting Ministers of the Coalition. Following the Ministerial Meeting, Uganda will be closely involved in all discussions together with the two current Co-Chairs, Indonesia and the Netherlands, to ensure a smooth transition in function, process, and leadership.
The Coalition meets during the WB/IMF Annual Meetings on October, 2024 in Washington, D.C.
