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MWITA-FC-2026-020 · Evidence A · P1

OECD reports developed countries provided and mobilized USD 136.7 billion for developing-country climate action in 2024, above the USD 100 billion goal but far below the later USD 1.3 trillion roadmap aspiration.

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Counterevidence & uncertainty

Includes public and mobilized private instruments; not identical to disbursement or impact.

What would change the reading

Update with revised OECD/UNFCCC accounting and disbursement data.

Primary routes

FC-S020https://www.oecd.org/en/publications/climate-finance-provided-and-mobilised-by-developed-countries-in-2013-2024_ab5eb9ad-en.htmlOpen source record →

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