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Study of bilateral adaptation aid allocation investigates whether countries with higher climate vulnerability receive more aid and examines factors influencing donor decisions, using empirical data from OECD projects and the 4Ps framework.
Year: 2023-2024
Type of document: Master Thesis
Author: Cal Hofman
Supervisors: Joost de Laat & Joep Keuzenkamp
Keywords: adaptation aid, climate financing, donor behaviour, aid models
JEL codes: C32, F35, Q54
Institution: Utrecht University
Target audience: Researchers, policymakers in climate finance and development aid
Period studied: 2010-2021
Data sources: OECD adaptation aid projects, Clist’s 4Ps framework
Methodology: Double hurdle regression model
Focus region: Low-income and Least Developed Countries (LDCs)
Analysis perspective: Bilateral donor allocation of climate adaptation aid
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