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Climate experts raise concerns over increasing financing gaps

NetFund Resource Mobilisation Manager Chrispine Onyango, African Centre for Technology Studies CEO Dr Joel Onyango, AfDB Climate Change and Green Growth expert Winnie Mutai and Climate activist Michael Khaduyu during the launch of the ACTS Pathway Academy, a resource training center for action on climate change empowerment. [Courtesy ACTS]

Climate experts have raised concerns over increased financing gaps.

The experts said currently the country is grappling with a 79 per cent climate change financing gap amidst increasing global warming effects that are causing havoc in developing countries.

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