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Can multilateralism still deliver at COP30?

31 October 2025

By Anushka Mohite

Even as 2025 risks becoming a year of deferral on climate action, key moments ahead—from FFD4 in Seville, which aims to reform global finance, to COP30 in Brazil—offer a chance to revive trust, scale ambition, and restore multilateralism’s promise.

OVER $5.5 BILLION ANNOUNCED FOR TFFF TO END DEFORESTATION AT COP30      🔴      BAKU TO BELEM ROADMAP PROMISES ACCESS TO CLIMATE FINANCE, NOT ACCOUNTABILITY      🔴     ENERGY TRANSITION DOESN'T REQUIRE LARGE CLIMATE FINANCE: REPORT      🔴      LEADERS SUMMIT, MEETINGS OF INDIGENOUS FOLKS AND COUNTRIES TO SET THE TONE AHEAD OF COP      🔴     

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Over $5.5 Billion Announced for TFFF to End Deforestation at COP30

07 November 2025

By Editorial Team

Over $5.5 billion was pledged at the launch of the Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF), meant to end deforestation. Norway pledged $3 billion, followed by Brazil and Indonesia pledging $1 billion at the COP30 leaders’ summit. France indicated that under specific conditions, they would consider committing up to $500 million until 2030.

Baku to Belem Roadmap promises access to climate finance, not accountability

06 November 2025

By Editorial Team

One of the more ambitious tenets set at COP29 in Baku last year was the ‘Baku to Belem Roadmap’ which aimed to mobilise $1.3 trillion in annual climate finance by 2035. While countries agreed to financing $300 billion annually, the question of realistically achieving $1.3 trillion remains. That is what the Roadmap, published late on Wednesday, attempts to do.

Energy Transition Doesn’t Require Large Climate Finance: Report

05 November 2025

By Editorial Team

Nine emerging markets economies (EMEs) constituting G20 (Argentina, Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, the Russian Federation,South Africa, and Türkiye) will require $2.2 trillion in climate finance between 2022 and 2030 to decarbonise their key sectors like power, road transport, cement, and steel sectors.

Leaders summit, meetings of indigenous folks and countries to set the tone ahead of COP

04 November 2025

By Editorial Team

An Indian foreign ministry spokesperson said the government’s priority was to secure the energy needs of the people as a response to NATO chief Mark Rutte’s threat that countries like India, China, Brazil would be sanctioned for buying Russian exports, reported Times of India.

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