UNHCR warns climate financing gaps leave refugees on the frontlines of crisis

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A report from a UN refugee agency states that three-quarters of refugees live in high-risk climate zones. The agency warns that climate financing gaps leave these populations vulnerable. Host nations currently receive only 10% of global climate funds.

A UN refugee agency report finds three‑quarters of refugees live in high‑risk climate zones while host nations receive just 10% of global climate funds.

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