AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCOP31 Finance: A UN report says developing countries received just $28.2–31.7 billion in adaptation funding in 2024, far below the estimated $305 billion needed annually by 2035. Türkiye plans to unveil a $6 billion decarbonization platform at the Antalya summit. Energy Transition: The Karapınar solar farm highlights Türkiye’s renewable push, but coal still generated 33% of electricity last year, compared with nearly 23% from solar and wind combined. Campaigners say the country lacks a clear plan to phase out fossil fuels. Coastal Pollution: Microplastic levels off Türkiye’s coast have reportedly reached up to 65 times past highs, with signs of recycling waste entering the sea. COP31 Delivery: Türkiye is promoting zero waste and a circular economy at the summit, while labor groups call for a green transition that protects workers and jobs.
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