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SMOKE, CARBON, AND CASH: Making climate finance work for energy access

1 h 6 min · 18 de jun de 2026
Portada del episodio SMOKE, CARBON, AND CASH: Making climate finance work for energy access

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The conversation around climate action oftenfocuses on technology and policy. But how are these solutions funded? Dr. Geoffrey Omedo joins us to explore the growingrole of climate finance in Nigeria’s energy future

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