Africa: Smallholder Farmers Gain Least From International Climate Funding

[IPS] Nairobi -- Smallholder farmers from the Global South benefit from a grossly disproportionate 0.3% of international climate finance despite producing a third of the world's food and despite holding the key to climate-proofing food systems.

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