Green Climate Fund cuts funding approval time to nine months, Duarte says
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- Green Climate Fund reforms aim to reduce project approval and accreditation processes from years to nine months.
- The changes could give Pacific island countries faster access to climate financing, according to Executive Director Mafalda Duarte.
Pacific island countries could gain quicker access to Green Climate Fund financing under reforms that target a nine-month approval and accreditation process.
Mafalda Duarte, the fund’s executive director, said the changes have cut procedures that previously took years to a target of nine months.
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