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Tunisia will take part in the 31st Climate Summit in Antalya from November 9 to 20, to champion its priorities and push for international pledges to be turned into funding and projects that can be put into practice—particularly in water security, agriculture and addressing coastal risks. Its climate needs for 2026–2035 are estimated at around $55 billion, of which international financing is expected to cover 74%. About $29 billion is earmarked for adaptation, while investment in the energy transition and emissions reductions is estimated at around $25 billion. Negotiations will focus on accessible, concessional and public climate finance; fulfilling pledges; and mechanisms for making financing available at a level expected to reach $1.3 trillion a year, while avoiding an increase in the debt burden of developing countries.
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