Forecast-based financing: an animation

A Climate Centre animation by Willow Brugh describes the thinking behind the new humanitarian approach of 'forecast-based financing': see climatecentre.org/programmes-engagement/forecast-based-financing, now being rolled out in Africa and Latin America.

Source: Climate Centre

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