Danger intensifies, progress in financial discussions fails to keep pace, says Dr Ainun Nishat

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Ainun Nishat is Bangladesh’s water resource and climate change specialist. He shares his views on COP29, especially on mitigation and adaptation. How are the negotiations going on at COP29? What is Bangladesh’s position? How is the country prioritizing it? Here is his interview was taken on November 14, 2024 at COP29

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