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AFrElec: UK funding to support developing cities and regions transition to net zero by 2050
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First COP26 agreement lacks targets and detail
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COP26 still far from comprehensive agreement
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Development banks ADB, EBRD, EDB showcase climate-friendly capital at COP26
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