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Title
Strategic Intelligence Briefs: Resilience Series
Publisher
REN21
Author
REN21
Published in
January 2025
Abstract
As the impacts of climate change intensify, building resilience through renewable energy is essential. Beyond reducing emissions, renewables play a critical role in climate adaptation, helping to stabilise energy systems and empower communities in vulnerable regions. However, climate finance has predominantly focused on mitigation, leaving adaptation efforts underfunded, especially where renewable energy investment is crucial to address pressing climate vulnerabilities. COP29 presented a pivotal opportunity to scale up renewable energy investments, supporting both mitigation and adaptation strategies to strengthen resilience globally.
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