“We want to allocate funds to solve climate-related problems. We especially demand that countries that ignore these problems and do nothing do something about the climate.”
This was stated in statements to Baku TV by Joy Jerotich Koek, a member of the UN agency for gender equality, who participated in the COP29 protest.
“Today is World Climate Finance Day. Therefore, we call on leaders to allocate funds for the loss and destruction seen in countries around the world. I myself come from a country that is suffering from climate change, facing to floods and droughts. In 2023-2024 we have experienced the worst drought in the last 40 years. I mean, as a result of all these floods and other problems, the climate has seriously damaged people’s lives and we have to do something about it. leaders through COP29 and I want to tell you not to ignore this situation that people like me are in,” he said.
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Another important action at COP29: the climate has seriously damaged people’s livelihoods
