COP28 : Les Enjeux Cruciaux du Financement Climatique

November 28, 2023

À l'approche de la COP 28 à Dubaï, la problématique du financement climatique pour les pays en développement persiste. Jusqu'à 2022, les pays développés n'ont pas honoré leur engagement de mobiliser 100 milliards de dollars par an d'ici à 2020 pour ces nations en développement. Ces dernières insistent désormais non seulement sur la nécessité d'un financement accru, mais également sur sa forme, préférant les subventions et le financement concessionnel aux dettes. Dans cette quête, les institutions telles que la Banque mondiale et le Fond Monétaire International, ainsi que les Banques Multilatérales de Développement ont un rôle important à jouer.

Speakers
Rim Berahab
Senior Economist
Rim Berahab is Senior Economist at the Policy Center for the New South, which she joined in 2014. She is currently working on themes related to energy issues and their impacts on economic growth and long-term development. Her research areas also cover trade and regional integration challenges in Africa. Previously, she has also worked on questions related to gender inequalities in the labor market of North African countries. Rim spent three months at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), in 2016, in the Commodities Unit of the Research Department. She holds a State Engineering degree from the National Institute of Statistics and Applied Economics (INSEA). ...

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