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    Yamikani Idriss

    Environmental officer and LIFE-AR National Focal Point, Ministry of Forestry and Natural Resources, Government of Malawi

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    Close up of two men: one clapping and another giving a 'V' sign for victory/peace.
    ‘Historical’ COP28 outcomes nowhere near enough for least developed countries

    Insight, 15 December 2023

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    Delivering high-quality, predictable and accessible climate finance for least developed countries

    Insight, 03 November 2021

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    Transparent climate reporting in Malawi: what’s needed, what’s next?

    Insight, 03 October 2019

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