but it's not there, jennifer morgan, is it? not yet. not by a long, long chalk.we're doing right now. you're heckling a steam roller. 14 years ago, the rich world agreed to — pledged to pay 100 billion a year — dollars a year — by 2020 for the green climate fund. it's mobilised only a 10th of that. it is not enough, obviously, it's a drop in the ocean. the imf, the international monetary fund estimates that now we need trillions of dollars a year for climate protection and adaptation. africa alone needs 3 trillion within the next seven years? climate finance is at centre of it all, right? germany is one of the largest donors to the green climate fund, germany is the largest donor to the adaptation fund. we think after going through the analysis, that the 100 billion will finally be met this year, that's what we need to have. it's peanuts, isn't it? which is peanuts. we need the trillions, which is why we are working on things like debt forgiveness, we're working on things like climate swaps, we're working on things like reforming the world bank, so that the money

jennifer morgan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.o there you were in february last year, he stepped down as head of greenpeace international and in march became germany's international envoy for international envoy for international climate action stop why did you accept the role? ~ , ., stop why did you accept the role? ~ ,, ~ ., role? well you know when minister— role? well you know when minister burbach - role? well you know when minister burbach called i role? well you know wheni minister burbach called on role? well you know when - minister burbach called on the new german government, which had i would say the most impressive impressive on climate change domestically and international i thought i always try to go where i feel like i can make the biggest difference —— baerbock. and the opportunity to work for such a government administer at this time in climate i thought i have to give it a go. greenpeace, we always talk about acts of courage and i decided i needed tojump. crosstalk. annalena baerbock, the german foreign minister

jennifer morgan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you were in february last year, you stepped down as head of greenpeace international. in march, you became germany's international envoy for international climate action. why did you accept the role? well, when minister baerbock called in this new german government, which has, i would say, the most impressive positions on climate change, domestically and internationally. i thought... i always try and go where i feel i can make the biggest difference, and the opportunity to work for such a government, for such a minister, at this moment of time in climate, i thought i have to give it a go. at greenpeace, we always talk about acts of courage, and i decided i needed tojump and give it a go. i should say, annalena baerbock, the german foreign minister you're referring to, who was also a former co—leader of the green party in germany. so, that's what attracted you. you said you're working for a broad coalition, for an ambitious global climate policy, so that, "we can make "ground—breaking

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