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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Climate financing"”.

  1. After the Paris Agreement: How India Can Use Climate Financing to Implement a Sustainable Clean Cookstove Program

    … and filters poses a massive health and climate risk. Health implications from exposure to household air pollution from this type of fuel impacts women and children in many developing countries, who spend many hours a day cooking and gathering fuel. Climate implications from burning solid …

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  2. Unlocking climate finance and investment in Zimbabwe: An analysis of the forestry sector performance

    … trade. The African region is more vulnerable to climate change due to constraint financial, institutional and technological capabilities. Given the importance of the forestry sector, there has been a rapid increase in initiatives to mitigate overexploitation of forests and address the …

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  3. Country programmable aid : differences, divergences and contradictions between donor aid strategies and beneficiary country developments plans

    … domestic policy makers in sectors ranging from climate financing to resilience and public financial management. This doubly affects South Africa both because South Africa is a large recipient of international donor aid and because South Africa is an international donor in its own right in …

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  4. Three essays on the adoption, impact, and pathways of climate-smart agriculture: An ex-post impact evaluation of a natural resource management intervention in southern Malawi

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