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UN Climate Fund allocates funds to support Nepal after floods
The UN Fund for Loss and Damage associated with Climate Change has approved allocating $20 million to flood-affected Nepal. This is the first time the fund has allocated money to a specific country, which represents a test of the body's credibility.
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- Coverage described the step as historic but far below what is needed.
«ووصف التقرير الخطوة بأنها تاريخية لكنها أقل بكثير من الحاجة»
Inside Climate News - Coverage made clear that the floods in August killed more than 1,400 people and displaced more than 5,000 others.
«killed more than 1,400 people and left over 5,000 mi»
Arab News - The fund's board held an extraordinary meeting to approve the allocation of the amount.
«In an extraordinary meeting, the fund’s board agreed to earmark the modest sum»
Arab News
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