Indonesia Seeks Biodiversity Financing at COP17, Civil Coalition Warns of Governance Issues
Indonesia is pursuing biodiversity financing at COP17, but a civil coalition warns of risks from inadequate governance, citing potential for environmental damage and manipulation. Concerns are raised over innovative financing mechanisms.
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