“The study provides an approach that is
grounded in the realities and experiences
in funding arrangements across developing
countries in the three regions studied. The
issues raised here reflect on some of the
findings of that report. This briefing paper
is the second in a series of three. The first
comprises critical reflections on regional
trends in climate finance, while the third
will present the priorities and principles
required for developing a just and effective
system of climate change finance at national
and subnational levels.”
