Climate finance remained at the forefront of discussions during COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, where significant progress was made in addressing the financial needs of developing nations. A key achievement was the agreement on a new target of mobilizing $300 billion annually by 2035, tripling the previous $100 billion goal established in 2009. Despite this increase, many developing countries voiced concerns that the commitment falls short of addressing the mounting challenges of climate change.

Exploring the role of green finance in Italian SMEs: financing the circular economy

Coletti Ginevra;Guerreschi Asia;Mazzanti Massimiliano
2026

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Climate finance remained at the forefront of discussions during COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, where significant progress was made in addressing the financial needs of developing nations. A key achievement was the agreement on a new target of mobilizing $300 billion annually by 2035, tripling the previous $100 billion goal established in 2009. Despite this increase, many developing countries voiced concerns that the commitment falls short of addressing the mounting challenges of climate change.
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