Asia's Climate Adaptation Projects Attract $100 Billion in Five Years

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Governments, banks, and investors have committed approximately $100 billion to climate adaptation projects in Asia over the last five years, primarily focusing on water management and infrastructure.
State-related organizations and development finance institutions accounted for over 90% of this investment.

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Governments, banks, and investors have committed approximately $100 billion to climate adaptation projects in Asia over the last five years, primarily focusing on water management and infrastructure. State-related organizations and development finance institutions accounted for over 90% of this investment.

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