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Heading to Cop30, Ngos Propose a Plan to Save the Amazon
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A few months after COP30 in Belém, Brazil, eight environmental organizations delivered a letter to the Brazilian government asking for an international pact to guarantee at least $7 billion a year for the protection of the Amazon, according to Brazilian media O Globo. The proposal seeks to correct the global climate financing deficit, after the little advance of COP29 in Baku, where only 300 billion of the 1.3 trillion dollars needed were agreed.
A group of NGOs presented Friday to the Brazilian COP30 Presidency a plan to stimulate investments for the conservation, restoration and sustainable development of Amazonia, ahead of the World Climate Conference to be held in November in Belém. Baptised "Improving the financing of founded solutions ... This article Brazil: NGOs submit to COP30 a plan to preserve Amazonia appeared first on Diplomatic Morocco.
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