World leaders gather in Paris to revamp global financial system and tackle climate change
- Developing countries are calling for an overhaul of the post-World War II financial architecture to properly fund the fight against global warming and poverty
- The summit aims to secure private investment in green transition, reform lending practices of multilateral development banks, and restructure debt for climate-vulnerable nations
- Proposals include taxes on fossil fuels, financial transactions and international shipping to raise funds for climate adaptation in the poorest countries
- The meeting could boost climate finance pledges to $100 billion a year and recycle $100 billion in unused IMF funds to support sustainable development and a just energy transition
- <s>The gathering seeks to build momentum for ambitious reforms ahead of COP28, G20 and World Bank/IMF meetings






















