23 Jan 2024 | Financial Services | blogs
Climate Change's Subtle Assault on Financial Institutions
Low-income countries face a disproportionate burden in climate adaptation, with the potential of a 12% GDP decline by 2050. This creates significant financial challenges, with adaptation costs ranging from 0.5% to 3.5% of GDP annually. By 2030, an annual investment of $5 trillion will be needed. This widening resilience gap highlights the insufficiency of current international public finance.
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