58 Min.
[AID TALKS 5] Reparations & Resilience: Decolonising Climate Finance AidTalks
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- Gesellschaft und Kultur
In time for COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, last November, the fifth Aid Talks, “Reparations & Resilience: Decolonising Climate Finance” focused on discussing how climate finance must be democratically owned by the marginalized in the global South to achieve climate justice. Particularly, the decolonization process must be geared towards the proper funding of adaptation, mitigation, and loss and damage measures.
This podcast critically tackles questions on the current aid structure/s that perpetuate colonialism and neoliberalism, how climate finance can effectively contribute to adaptation, mitigation, and loss damage measures, and how climate finance can be reimagined to address climate emergencies and promote sustainable development for all.
Join our panelists from different CSOs in Asia Pacific in further understanding what are at stake in calling for genuine and people-centered climate finance!
Aid Talks is brought to you by Aid/Watch Australia and The Reality of Aid - Asia Pacific.
In time for COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, last November, the fifth Aid Talks, “Reparations & Resilience: Decolonising Climate Finance” focused on discussing how climate finance must be democratically owned by the marginalized in the global South to achieve climate justice. Particularly, the decolonization process must be geared towards the proper funding of adaptation, mitigation, and loss and damage measures.
This podcast critically tackles questions on the current aid structure/s that perpetuate colonialism and neoliberalism, how climate finance can effectively contribute to adaptation, mitigation, and loss damage measures, and how climate finance can be reimagined to address climate emergencies and promote sustainable development for all.
Join our panelists from different CSOs in Asia Pacific in further understanding what are at stake in calling for genuine and people-centered climate finance!
Aid Talks is brought to you by Aid/Watch Australia and The Reality of Aid - Asia Pacific.
58 Min.