TOKYO -- The Asian Development Bank intends to allocate 55% of its financing toward addressing climate change by the end of the decade, up from less than 40% now, Nikkei has learned.
"There's an overwhelming lack of funding to address climate change, food security and other global challenges," Tomoyuki Kimura, director-general for the ADB's strategy, policy and partnerships department, told Nikkei.
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