MANILA — Over a month after taking the helm at the world’s largest international climate fund, Yannick Glemarec has his sights set on accelerating the implementation of the U.N. Green Climate Fund’s multibillion-dollar portfolio while navigating the highly political fund through its first replenishment process.
With less than four months left to go, Glemarec and his colleagues are already busy working on aligning replenishment with the broader framework of U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres’ climate summit, which will take place in New York. United States, this September.
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Fatima Arkin@FatimaA8
Fatima Arkin is a Devex contributor specializing in climate change, human rights, and sustainable development. She has reported across Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America for Foreign Policy, SciDev.net, Maclean's, and many others. She holds a B.A. in international development and history from McGill University and a graduate diploma in journalism from Concordia University, both located in Montreal, Canada.
