Finance

The question of climate finance still looms large over the climate change debate. This section looks at why finance continues to be a point of contention between the Global North and South, and what steps are being taken to bridge the gap.

cover_image Escalating climate risks amidst widening global inequalities call for urgency of adaptation By Editorial Team | February 27, 2025 The existing fund flows from the richer nations fall miserably short in meeting the adaptation needs of their less developed counterparts. cover_image Escalating Expenditures, Widening Deficits: How climate change driven disasters impact state coffers By Debdatta Chakraborty | February 4, 2025 With increased spending on relief and reconstruction, shrinking revenues, and mounting deficits, Indian states struggle to cope with climate-induced disasters' fiscal burden, according to a report by IIT Bombay.
cover_image COP28: Know what is the Loss and Damage Fund By Editorial Team | December 10, 2023 cover_image COP28: Loss and Damage fund fall short in addressing global inequality in climate impacts By Editorial Desk | December 11, 2023 cover_image June gets 10% deficit Monsoon rains; heavy rain in 377 stations, highest in 5 yrs By Editorial Team | July 1, 2023 cover_image Tomato prices soar in India; climate change fueling inflation By Editorial Team | June 27, 2023 cover_image India's Sustainability Goals At Risk Because Of Extreme Heat By Editorial Team | May 3, 2023 cover_image Why El Nino in Monsoon 2023 is bad news for India By Editorial Team | April 18, 2023 cover_image IMD predicts normal Monsoon rains for 2023 amidst evolving El Nino By Editorial Team | April 11, 2023 cover_image Poorest Nations Team Up With Researchers To Formulate Effective Loss And Damage Plans By Editorial Team | April 6, 2023 cover_image Climate Adaptation: We need novel solutions to protect our safety net for the future By Editorial Team | January 2, 2023