After Nepal's Call for 'Compensation', India Says Developed Countries Should Take Lead on Climate Change

‘Developed countries must take lead': India calls for climate finance after Nepal flood

India urged developed nations to lead emissions cuts and aid developing countries. Developed nations must provide finance and technology transfer for climate action. India expressed solidarity and support for Nepal's reconstruction efforts after floods. Nepal clarified no compensation was sought from India or other major economies. Both nations agreed to collaborate on Himalayan climate change impacts.

India says developed countries must take lead in reducing emissions, affirms solidarity with Nepal - The Tribune

"Developed countries who historically are responsible for the emissions and have contributed overwhelmingly to the civil crisis, must take lead in reducing emissions and supporting developing countries by way of finance and technology transfer to meet this challenge," the MEA said.

After Nepal's call for 'compensation', India says developed countries should take lead on climate change

Nepalese Foreign Minister, however has clarified his remarks saying he did not demand compensation from India but shared their perspective.

‘Climate change a common challenge’: India on Nepal’s ‘justice’ demand

India responds to Nepal's climate compensation demand after devastating floods, saying developed nations must lead on emissions cuts, finance and technology.

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