How green accountability can create more equitable climate finance

Jun 21, 2023

Boys survey the damage caused by floodwaters in Bamako August 29, 2013. Twenty-four people were killed in Mali's riverside capital Bamako on Wednesday when torrential rains provoked flash floods that washed away homes in several neighbourhoods, a government minister said. RECould green accountability help communities in places like Mali, which are already experiencing catastrophic effects of climate change?UTERS/Joe Penney (MALI - Tags: DISASTER ENVIRONMENT). green accountability

Could green accountability help communities in places like Mali, which are already experiencing catastrophic effects of climate change? Image: REUTERS/Joe Penney

Blair Glencorse

Founder and Executive Director, The Accountability Lab

Sanjeeta Pant

Programs and Learning Manager, The Accountability Lab

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