Africa: ActionAid Warns Debt Crisis Is Undermining Africa's Climate Action
ActionAid says debt repayments and loan-based climate finance are draining resources, and urges African governments to devote 30% of agricultural spending to agroecology by 2035.
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A new era of climate-driven debt doom loops has begun
Anybody who has lived through the past quarter century or so is familiar with the concept of a debt doom loop. Big government deficits, say, cause higher interest rates, making the government pay more to borrow and also bail out the banks that own its sinking bonds, driving it even deeper into debt.
Africa: ActionAid Warns Debt Crisis Is Undermining Africa's Climate Action
Nairobi -- African countries vulnerable to climate change are diverting significant public resources towards debt repayments at the expense of climate action, food security and investments in resilience, according to new reports by ActionAid.
Africa: ActionAid Warns Debt Crisis Is Undermining Africa’s Climate Action
Nairobi — African countries vulnerable to climate change are diverting significant public resources towards debt repayments at the expense of climate action, food security and investments in resilience, according to new reports by ActionAid. The reports warn that rising sovereign debt and the continued reliance on loans rather than grants for climate financing are worsening […]
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