KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 9 (Bernama) -- Malaysia has proposed that at least 20 per cent of multilateral urban climate financing be channelled directly to local authorities and communities in informal settlements to strengthen their capacity to adapt to climate change.
COP31: Malaysia Proposes 20 Pct Of Urban Climate Financing Go Directly To Communities
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Malaysia proposes 20% of urban climate financing go directly to communities for climate adaptation measures.
- Malaysia suggests 20% of urban climate funds go to local authorities and communities.
- A Direct-to-Community Urban Climate Facility aims to support climate adaptation projects.
- Malaysia emphasizes climate-resilient housing as a human right and public good.
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