ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka has unveiled a national strategy which will help the country tap climate financing from official donors and also the private sector to help support over 10 billion dollars for adaptation strategies, officials said. The National Climate Finance Strategy of Sri Lanka 2025 – 2030, was devised by the External Resources Department of the Finance Ministry with the support of the United Nations and United Kingdom. “Sri Lanka in particular, given our dependency and exposure to the tourism industry, agricultural industry, marine economy that we have, that we are planning to develop further, the stakes are high…
Sri Lanka unveils national climate financing strategy as needs top $10bn
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