Where is the billion-dollar funding intended to address the impact of climate change?

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Every year, thousands of delegates gather at COP and promise billions of dollars to address the adverse impacts of climate change, yet the funds are not seen. Justice is not ensured, and there is a lack of accountability and transparency in climate governance.

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