1、Landscape of Climate Finance in EthiopiaNovember 2022Copyright 2022 Climate Policy Initiative climatepolicyinitiative.org.All rights reserved.CPI welcomes the use of its material for noncommercial purposes,such as policy discussions or educational activities,under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonC

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3、aper.They would also like to acknowledge key contributions from Pedro de Arago Fernandes for database maintenance,data cleaning,and project support.The authors would like to thank contributions from the CPI team including Dharshan Wignarajah,Bella Tonkonogy,Anna Balm,Caroline Dreyer,and Rob Kahn for

4、 advice,editing,and internal review;Josh Wheeling and Elana Fortin for layout and graphic design.In addition,they acknowledge the people who provided inputs and guidance including staff from FSD Africa and the Childrens Investment Fund Foundation:Dayna Connolly,Papa Moda,and Sandy Okoth.Thanks also

5、goes to Shivaranjani Venkatramani(Oxford Policy Management),Medhin Mekonnen(Global Green Growth Institute),Abiyot Dagne Belay(World Resources Institute),Junghwan Yoo(Green Climate Fund),Shanaz Broermann Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative(CABRI)and Roberto Schiano Lomoriello(United Nations

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