Energy security and climate finance belong at the centre of India's G20 presidency, so that capital can flow to countries building the governance to absorb it.
India must put energy security and climate finance at the heart of its G20 presidency by focusing on helping countries adopt critical and appropriate governance, strategy and risk management structures to deal with climate risks. This will ensure the flow of capital required to take robust and ambitious climate action to reduce emissions and adapt to climate change impacts.
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