As Australia prepares to preside over COP31, new Oxfam analysis shows developed countries' climate finance is vastly overstated. What should Canberra pledge, and how can the accounting be fixed? About the author/s Josie Lee Josie Lee is Policy and Advocacy Lead at Oxfam Australia. She represents Oxfam Australia at the UNFCCC negotiations. David Minh Tran…
This matters because climate exposure is already reshaping public finance, mobility, food security, and diplomatic leverage. Australia and New Zealand often reveal how allied strategy translates into budgets, posture, and Pacific policy.
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