Kyrgyzstan seeks climate finance at COP31, proposes global center for mountains

Kyrgyzstan's Prime Minister requested simplified access to climate financing for mountainous countries at COP31, proposing a Global Center for Mountain Resilience. The country also secured $30 million in preferential financing from the ARISE program for water and agriculture resilience. Kyrgyzstan contributed $10 million to a trust fund for Issyk-Kul lake.

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