SPECIAL EDITION: COP27

SPECIAL EDITION: COP27

The World Bank is joining representatives from government, the private sector, civil society,?academia and elsewhere during COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh. Join us live throughout this event as our experts discuss a variety of topics - from climate finance to tackling methane emissions and beyond.?

EDITOR'S PICK

Immersive Story: Acting for a safer future

As representatives from government, businesses, civil society, and elsewhere gather in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, for COP27, learn more about how the World Bank Group - as the largest multilateral funder of climate investments in developing countries - works with its partners to tackle the climate crisis.?worldbank.org

Photo of several wind turbines in an arid landscape

IN FOCUS

Remarks by David Malpass at the COP27 Climate Finance Event

During COP27, held in Egypt from November 6-18, World Bank President David Malpass highlighted the need to find better financing pathways for adaptation - including contributions from donors, foundations and the private sector. More:?blogs.worldbank.org

IN PRINT

Egypt Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR)

Our Egypt Country Climate and Development report finds that 14 major cities with over 80% of the population are exposed to at least one major climate risk. Learn more?here .

Cover page of the Egypt Country Cliamte and Development report.

BLOGOSPHERE

The Human Face of Climate Change

In her newest blog, World Bank Managing Director of Development Policy and Partnerships Mari Pangestu looks at how climate change is eroding human capital and how investing in education, nutrition, health, and safety nets in difficult times – is the best way for countries to build resilience to climate shocks, improve people’s ability to adapt to a changing climate, and prevent further erosion of human capital. Read the full piece here:?blogs.worldbank.org

Photo of an old woman carrying water in a barrel. She is wearing a scarf on her head and seems to be in a rocky environment

IN DEPTH

Immersive Story: Adapting to climate change in East Asia and the Pacific

The East Asia and Pacific region faces serious and diverse climate challenges and the World Bank Group continues to stand with these countries and they address these challenges. In fiscal year 2022, 46% of World Bank commitments contributed to climate action.

Find out how Indonesia, the Marshall Islands, and Vietnam are highlighting how our work is supporting their fight to adapt to climate change in this new immersive story:?worldbank.org

Aerial image of a small island off the Indonesian coast

NEWS

  • World Bank Group Presents New Fund for Lowering Emissions: worldbank.org
  • Egypt: Climate action can strengthen long-term growth: worldbank.org

DATA VIZ

South Africa: Total energy by source

Graphic representing South Africa's total energy by source. Text reads in big: "72.2% coal"?.

Transitioning the highest emitting countries away from fossil fuels, in particular, coal—the world’s most dominant and most carbon-intensive source of energy—is crucial to a clean energy future. The World Bank is working with South Africa to help that country transition away from coal as part of the?Climate Investment Funds’ Accelerating Coal Transition program ,?in partnership with the African Development Bank and International Finance Corporation (IFC).

Prakash Bhoraniya

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1 年

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Brian Kiplagat

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2 年

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You know eruption of volcano provides a vast #smoke to pollute villages or cities rather than vehicles or by using fossil fuels. #Fossilfuels are generated to burn. So, it is not harmful to use Octen, Petroleum or fossil fuels. And #greenhousegasemissions and its effect is not harder to control than fossil fuels. We hope, we can do it soon. AL HAMDULILAH. #financialsector specialist. The World Bank

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Luciano Costa

Oficial de MEAL, Especialista Técnico da Educa??o, Coordenador de Projecto, Oficial de Programa na GL CONSULTING SERVICE

2 年

Climate-related risks are imminent and visible, a fact that was exposed with Cyclone IDAI and GOMBE in Mozambique. This finding points to the need for a short and medium term response plan, which requires the mobilization of climate funds for emergency measures (probability of occurrence of the threat and intensity of its impact on the climate). The actions of the World Bank are beneficial in this challenge, the numbers show this and it is the case of the North and Center of Mozambique.

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Abbas Jaffery

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2 年

I see climate change a threat to resources of the nations who are the biggest contributor to carbon emission. There is an urgent need to develop curriculum for the younger generations and it must be implemented fast to the whole world with some practical approaches.

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