UN launches Disaster Risk Financing Platform at COP31 to make humanitarian responses faster and more predictable
The United Nations introduced a Disaster Risk Financing Platform during COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye. The initiative seeks to secure over US$3 billion in risk financing. This funding aims to protect 75 million people and their livelihoods from natural hazards and climate shocks by 2030. The goal is to make humanitarian responses more predictable and faster.
The United Nations have launched a new initiative at the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, Türkiye, aiming to secure access to more than US$3 billion in risk financing to protect 75 million people and their livelihoods from potential climate shocks and natural hazards by 2030. The post UN launches Disaster Risk Financing Platform at COP31 to make humanitarian responses faster and more predictable appeared first on Post Courier .