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It sets out a comprehensive range of measures which would stimulate a major scaling-up of finance by multilateral development banks, the private sector and concessional funds. It will feed into the ‘Baku to Belem Roadmap’ to be presented to COP30. But then what? My take here: odi.org/en/insights/...
odi.org
October 21, 2025 at 5:08 PM
It sets out a comprehensive range of measures which would stimulate a major scaling-up of finance by multilateral development banks, the private sector and concessional funds. It will feed into the ‘Baku to Belem Roadmap’ to be presented to COP30. But then what? My take here: odi.org/en/insights/...
… Not just because Northern aid budgets are declining, but because the projects to finance aren’t there, the cost of capital is too high and many countries are too indebted. But the launch by Brazil of its ‘Circle of Finance Ministers’ report last week offers new hope. cop30.br/en/news-abou... 2/3
Report of the COP30 Circle of Finance Ministers launched during IMF and World Bank meetings
A Ministerial Declaration was also presented, highlighting the countries’ recognition of Brazil’s initiative in bringing them into the debate on the implementation of climate ambitions
cop30.br
October 21, 2025 at 5:08 PM
… Not just because Northern aid budgets are declining, but because the projects to finance aren’t there, the cost of capital is too high and many countries are too indebted. But the launch by Brazil of its ‘Circle of Finance Ministers’ report last week offers new hope. cop30.br/en/news-abou... 2/3
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Why would the government choose to cut vital benefits and services rather than tax the richest? And why aren’t the main opposition parties calling for taxes on the super-rich either? Our full Sunday Times Rich List analysis at sharethewealth.org.uk
Exposing the extreme wealth of the super-rich and the profiteering of big corporations | Share The Wealth
We expose the extreme wealth of the super-rich and the profiteering of big corporations.
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May 28, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Why would the government choose to cut vital benefits and services rather than tax the richest? And why aren’t the main opposition parties calling for taxes on the super-rich either? Our full Sunday Times Rich List analysis at sharethewealth.org.uk