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Manisha Gulati

Manisha is an economist and a highly-skilled, experienced advisor to governments, not-for-profits and think tanks. She has over 20 years of interdisciplinary expertise in cross-cultural environments on a portfolio of themes around climate change, sustainable development, and climate finance.

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Technical report

This study assesses Chad’s capacity to plan for, access, use, monitor and report on climate finance.
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Technical report

This SPARC-funded report, launched at COP28 in December, argues for a new way of thinking about and delivering the climate agenda in fragile and conflict-affected situations.
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Technical report

This report outlines ways that policymakers in Somalia can increase access to climate finance and better integrate adaptation, mitigation and disaster risk management in socioeconomic development.
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Policy brief

This policy brief outlines some of the key actions the Federal Government of Somalia, and development and humanitarian partners financing climate-related activities can take to accelerate climate action.

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A mother leads her goats to pasture in the drought-afflicted Somali region of Ethiopia, 2022. Credit UNICEF Ethiopia Mulugeta Ayene. CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 DEED
Blog

Somalia’s experiences can help us understand the obstacles which other conflict-affected countries face in terms of accessing and using climate finance – and how they can be overcome.
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Blog

For far too long countries affected by fragility and conflict, like Somalia, have faced obstacles when accessing climate finance. Here our experts share insight into what needs to change and why.