Climate Finance: A Balanced Outlook || Kigali Global Dialogue 2022 ||

Kigali Global Dialogue 2022 || Bridging the Divide: Climate Finance for the Global Just Transition || The global flow of climate finance is highly skewed; despite years of promises, it is mostly spent in rich countries and not where it is needed most—in lower and middle-income countries. It is unbalanced in other ways as well: In terms of its debt-to-equity ratio, for example, and in its failure to put resources into adaptation. What are the ways that governments in the emerging world are collaborating with potential investors to accelerate investment flows to underfunded areas? How must the global financial architecture be reconfigured to create greater climate justice between countries? What interlinkage exists between climate justice, access to private transition finance, and the sovereign debt crisis? What must the G20 and multilateral development banks do to address these interlinked crises? Moderator Neha Kumar, Head of India Programme, Climate Bonds Initiative, India Speakers: Mannat Jaspal, Associate Fellow, Observer Research Foundation, India Gwendoline Abunaw, Managing Director, Ecobank Cameroon, CEMAC Cluster Head, Cameroon Malshini Senaratne, Assistant Head of Department, University of Seychelles, Seychelles #KigaliGlobalDialogue2022 #GlobalTransition #ClimateFinance #KGD2022 #KigaliDialogue #Kigali #KigaliORF #ORFKigali #ORFRwanda #ORFAfrica #KigaliGlobalDialogue2019 #MohamedNasheed #SamirSaran #ORF Watch the Full Playlist of Kigali Global Dialogue 2022:    • Kigali Global Dialogue 2022 || #ToKigali #...   Subscribe, follow and engage with us: YouTube:    / orfdelhi   Facebook:   / orfonline​   ORF Twitter:   / orfonline   Raisina Dialogue Twitter:   / raisinadialogue   Instagram:   / orfonline   ORF Podcast: https://www.orfonline.org/podcasts/