The Green Climate Fund approved $31M for forest restoration in Uganda, basing actions on UNFCCC processes.
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What happened
The Green Climate Fund approved $31M for forest restoration in Uganda, basing actions on UNFCCC processes.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Uganda
country in East Africa
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Green Climate Fund
UN-sanctioned fund helping developing countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissions
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United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
international treaty
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- A partnership involving Absa Bank Uganda and the National Environment Management Authority focuses on securing a sustainable, low-carbon future for Uganda.
- The Green Climate Fund is providing financing for the RESIslands initiative, which is being implemented by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa and led by the African Island States Climate Commission in Seychelles.
- Liberia, through its Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, has initiated the process to seek accreditation with the Green Climate Fund for climate finance.