Scots campaigners at COP27 have called for rich nations stump up cash for countries worst affected by global warming.
Delegates from SCIAF (Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund) at COP27 in Egypt have demanded that wealthy nations honour cash pledges made in Glasgow last year to make up for “loss and damage”.
SCIAF – Scotland’s official relief and development agency – is helping people in Malawi and Zambia who have suffered hugely from global warming. Only two countries last year offered funding for loss and damage to developing countries - Denmark with £11.7million and Scotland £2million.
