DOI: https://doi.org/10.36344/ccijhss.2025.v11i06.002

Pages: 125-129

This paper offers a critical and constructive analysis of the structural and conjunctural challenges hindering the access of developing countries - particularly those in sub-Saharan Africa - to international climate financing. It highlights systemic blockages (institutional, technical, geopolitical) and persistent imbalances between promises and realities, while formulating concrete recommendations for more equitable, sustainable and effective access to these resources. The aim is to contribute to a reform of climate financing mechanisms in favour of real climate justice and inclusive sustainable development.