Scenario Modelling from DRC Study
For DRC, having developed a strategy to coordinate with Regional/Global to strengthen negotiating power in multilateral forums matters arise on how to address equity, efficiency and maximization of the impact/use of available funds as well as issues around sustainability to support long-term environmental and financial resilience.
These are recommended as matters vis-à-vis
Equity
Climate finance must prioritize vulnerable populations by channelling funds directly into community-based adaptation projects.
Transparent allocation frameworks and inclusive governance ensure marginalized groups benefit fairly, not just elites or central governments.
Efficiency
Strengthen monitoring and accountability mechanisms to reduce mismanagement and corruption.
Use regional alliances to share best practices, pool technical expertise, and coordinate funding priorities for maximum impact.
Sustainability
Invest in long-term resilience by supporting renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and ecosystem restoration.
Build financial systems that encourage reinvestment and self-sufficiency, reducing reliance on short-term aid.
Regional blocs can reinforce sustainability by aligning strategies with global frameworks like REDD+ and loss-and-damage mechanisms.
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Coordinated alliances among developing nations can push for climate finance that is fair (equity), effective (efficiency) and enduring (sustainability), ensuring both immediate relief and long-term resilience.
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