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Facing $9.37 billion in adaptation financing needs, Cambodia is identifying investment opportunities and engaging the private sector.
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Private investment in adaptation remains limited. Public finance can help reduce risks, attract investors and bring solutions to scale.
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Countries need more adaptation finance. But mobilizing investment at scale also requires stronger coordination – here's why.
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NAP Expo 2026 brought countries, climate funds and partners together to unlock finance and accelerate climate adaptation.
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As climate shocks put growing pressure on livelihoods and the economy, Ethiopia is building the conditions for investment-led resilience.
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The second session of the AAH webinar series framed climate resilience as a strategic growth market and a viable area for investment.
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