The World Bank will spend $25 billion in climate finance annually to 2025 through its Climate Action Plan
India has signed the sustainable agriculture action agenda after the first week of the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, laying out new commitments to make farming more sustainable and less polluting.
The ‘Sustainable Agriculture Policy Action Agenda for the Transition to Sustainable Agriculture and Global Action Agenda for Innovation in Agriculture’ was among the highlight action pledges to be clinched by the participating countries at the 26th Conference of Parties (COP26) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) recently.
The countries laid out new commitments to change their agricultural policies to become more sustainable and less polluting and to invest in the science needed for sustainable agriculture and for protecting food supplies against climate change.
The World Bank will commit to spending $25 billion in climate finance annually to 2025 through its Climate Action Plan, including a focus on agriculture and food systems.
