TOKYO -- The multilateral Climate Investment Funds will invest about $2.5 billion to help developing countries that rely on fossil fuels to phase out coal, initially targeting India, Indonesia, the Philippines and South Africa.
$2.5bn program unveiled by multilateral Climate Investment Funds at COP26
Unloading coal in Ahmedabad, India, in October: Decommissioning coal facilities is considered more complex than adding renewable infrastructure. © Reuters
TOKYO -- The multilateral Climate Investment Funds will invest about $2.5 billion to help developing countries that rely on fossil fuels to phase out coal, initially targeting India, Indonesia, the Philippines and South Africa.