Wealthier nations should triple funding against effects of climate crisis, COP30 agrees | DW News

Delegates at the United Nations climate talks in Brazil have reached a compromise deal - though it doesn't detail how the world will move away from fossil fuels.

The hosts acknowledged that some countries had greater ambitions for the COP30 summit and said a fossil fuel transition plan would come in a separate proposal, published later. Delegates did, however, reach agreement over funding. Wealthier nations should at least triple the amount given to developing countries to cope with the effects of climate change.

00:00 Climate talks end without roadmap on fossil fuel phase-out
00:46 Tim Schauenberg, DW Climate Reporter in Belem
03:26 Niklas Höhne, New Climate Institute Co-founder

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Post from DW News on November 22, 2025

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