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GUYANA COMMITS US$2M FROM CARBON CREDIT EARNINGS TO CARICOM – PRESIDENT ALI

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At the 46th CARICOM Heads Meeting, President Dr. Irfaan Ali pledged US$2 million to the Regional Adaptation Fund for climate efforts. Tiana Cole’s report covers the announcement’s significance for enhancing regional climate resilience.

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