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HomeEU climate finance in the context of external aid. Special Report No 17, 2013
EU climate finance in the context of external aid. Special Report No 17, 2013
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Climate change poses a fundamental threat to developing countries’ economic development and their achievement of the millennium development goals. The EU and its member states are among the leading providers of international climate finance. This report concludes that the commission managed climate-related support funded from the EU budget and the EDF to developing countries well. However, considerable improvement in the coordination between the commission and EU Member States is needed to maximise the impact of the EU’s climate finance: improving the complementarity of programmes; agreeing how to scale up climate finance by 2020; strengthening monitoring, verification and reporting systems; and reducing the fragmentation of climate funds.
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- Corporate author(s): European Court of Auditors
- Themes: Community finance , Environment policy and protection of the environment , Environmental regulations
- Subject: audit , climate change , climate change policy , developing countries , economic growth , environmental economics , environmental monitoring , environmental protection , EU aid , EU environmental policy , EU financing , European Court of Auditors
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| ISSN 1831-0834 | ISBN 978-92-9241-589-1 | DOI 10.2865/17954 | Catalogue number QJ-AB-13-018-EN-C |
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