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The Rockefeller Foundation’s report, Resourcing Climate and Health Priorities: A Mapping of International Finance Flows from 2018\u20132022, provides a critical analysis of global financing trends addressing the intersection of climate change and health. Highlighting the ten-fold increase in financing\u2014from under $1 billion in 2018 to $7.1 billion in 2022\u2014the report underscores both progress and persistent challenges. While bilateral donors, multilateral health funds, and philanthropies have contributed significantly, less than half of the funding has reached low-income countries, with many resources offered as loans rather than grants.<\/p>\n