Almaty, In Almaty today, discussions on climate finance and regional collaboration took center stage at the Central Asia Climate Change Conference (CACCC). The event, spanning from 08:30 to 18:00 Almaty time, highlighted the urgency of implementing robust solutions to tackle climate change, with a significant focus on the upcoming COP29 and COP30.

According to Asian Development Bank, CACCC-2024 will address key issues such as the progress, challenges, and gaps in climate commitments by Central Asian countries. The conference will explore governance and financial strategies, sector-specific strategies, and regional cooperation platforms. Discussions will also cover innovations in managing macro-fiscal and financial risks related to climate change, aiming for a green transition and carbon neutrality.

Participants include national government officials, international development partners, and representatives from various sectors across Central Asia. The conference aims to strengthen regional collaboration and enhance resilience against climate-related risks, emphasizing the critical role of climate finance in achieving these goals.