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"Climate Fund Struggling to Spend Money"

Zitat von The American Interest, March 12, 2016

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The 2009 Copenhagen climate summit was roundly considered a colossal failure for the green movement, but it did produce something of note: a Green Climate Fund (GCF) to be paid into by the developed world and spent in the developing world to help vulnerable populations deal with the effects of climate change. This fund is supposed to dole out $100 billion in green investments annually, but so far has amassed just $10.5 billion in contributions.
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Now, as Reuters reports, the Green Climate Fund is struggling to overcome some logistical hurdles in actually spending what little money it has thus far raised:

The Green Climate Fund…now faces the uphill task of allocating $2.5 billion this year for projects to tackle climate change, experts said.

Shortly before last December’s climate summit, the GCF rushed to approve its first eight projects in an attempt to help build momentum for the upcoming talks. This expedited review process spent just $168 million, though.

Without proper oversight and project management, it’s easy to see how the unscrupulous might profit from GCF investments without actually producing the green goods they’re promising.

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