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Australia’s climate finance test at COP31: the need for new pledges and honest accounting

Josie Lee and David Minh Tran

Published: 24 Aug 2026

As Australia prepares to preside over COP31, new Oxfam analysis shows developed countries' climate finance is vastly overstated. What should Canberra pledge, and how can the accounting be fixed?About the author/sJosie LeeJosie Lee is Policy and Advocacy Lead at Oxfam Australia. She represents Oxfam Australia at the UNFCCC negotiations.David Minh TranDavid Minh Tran is a policy, advocacy and campaigns officer at Oxfam Australia.

As Australia prepares to preside over COP31, new Oxfam analysis shows developed countries' climate finance is vastly overstated. What should Canberra pledge, and how can the accounting be fixed?About the author/s Josie Lee Josie Lee is Policy and Advocacy Lead at Oxfam Australia. She represents Oxfam Australia at the UNFCCC negotiations. David Minh Tran David Minh Tran is a policy, advocacy and campaigns officer at Oxfam Australia.

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