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Uganda gets only 5.7% of climate funding needed by 2030

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Kampala, Uganda | URN | Uganda has received only 5.7 per cent of the US$28.1 billion required to implement its climate commitments by 2030, leaving a US$26.5 billion financing gap that threatens efforts to protect farmers and communities from increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. The shortfall raises concerns about the country’s ability to invest … The post Uganda gets only 5.7% of climate funding needed by 20
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