November 28, 2024 - 17:35
COP29’s climate finance deal has been widely slammed for failing to meet the needs of developing countries. Despite the urgency of climate action, the agreement has been deemed inadequate by numerous representatives from vulnerable nations who argue that it does not provide the necessary funding or support to combat climate change effectively.
During the conference, developing countries expressed frustration over the lack of concrete commitments from wealthier nations. Many delegates pointed out that the financial pledges made were insufficient to address the escalating impacts of climate change, such as rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and food insecurity.
The failure to secure a robust financial framework has raised concerns about the future of global climate initiatives. Activists and experts alike have warned that without substantial investment in climate resilience and adaptation, the most affected regions will continue to struggle, undermining global efforts to achieve climate goals. The outcome of COP29 has left many questioning the commitment of developed nations to support those most in need.
