At COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu called for climate justice and highlighted the Maldives' priorities on climate finance, adaptation, clean energy and early warning systems. The article also reports domestic criticism of the government's environmental governance, including concerns over the ERA's independence, relaxed EIA rules, land reclamation and Green Fund transparency.
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the Maldives Finance and Leasing Company (MFLC), a local private company, received accreditation as a National Direct Access Entity of the UN’s Green Climate Fund (GCF) on 28 October.
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The Maldives does not seek sympathy. The Maldives calls for justice, accountability, and action,
Climate vulnerability must not define the Maldives' future,
the government · transition 33 percent of the electricity generated in the Maldives to renewable energy
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approximately 93 percent of the electricity generated in the Maldives comes from fossil fuels
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between 2000 and 2024, the Maldives set a "world record" by reclaiming more than 4,000 hectares of land
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Earlier reports gave 1,009 hectares 9 Nov MM TV (English)115 hectares 5 Nov, 10:00 The Standard
According to this year’s "State of the Climate 2026 Update" report released last Monday by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO)
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