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Trinidad and Tobago launches 4.85 million dollar project towards a net-zero economy

The four-year initiative aims to put climate and nature at the heart of national planning.

Trinidad and Tobago launches 4.85 million dollar project towards a net-zero economy
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Trinidad and Tobago took a step towards a lower-emission, nature-positive economy with the launch of the ‘Accelerating the Transition to a Net-Zero, Nature-Positive Economy’ project on 22 October.

The four-year project, backed by 4.85 million dollars from the Global Environment Facility, aims to embed climate action, biodiversity conservation and sustainable development into the country’s planning and economic decision-making.

The initiative will help build the policies, institutional capacity and financing mechanisms needed for the transition, while opening opportunities for green investment.

Original sourceMinistry of Planning, Economic Affairs and Development (Trinidad and Tobago) — read the full story

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