Bangladesh is urging developed nations to provide more equitable climate financing and technical support for vulnerable countries. At a recent conference in Turkey focused on resilient cities, Bangladesh highlighted the gap between its low carbon emissions and its high susceptibility to climate risks. The discussions centered on the Hatay Declaration and preparations for COP31. Key priorities include funding for climate resilient urban infrastructure and increasing international cooperation on reforestation and technology transfer to mitigate rising sea levels and unplanned urbanization.
