The final climate finance deal at Cop29 sets a pledge of $300bn annually to help developing nations, significantly below the requested $1.3tn, prompting criticism.
Chandni Raina emphasized, 'This, in our opinion, will not address the enormity of the challenge we all face,' expressing the view that the deal is insufficient.
Raina criticized the process of the negotiations, stating, 'This document is little more than an optical illusion,' reflecting concerns over transparency in the deal-making.
Despite a promise for transparency, Raina noted that developing countries were excluded from key discussions leading up to the final deal, raising questions about legitimacy.
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