The UN summit on climate change (COP29) has released a new draft of the new collective quantified goal (NCQG).
It aims to secure $5-6.8 trillion for developing countries by 2030.
Earlier the first version was rejected by the developing countries.
The Developing countries require up to $1.5 trillion a year for their unique climate needs and net zero transition.
The actual climate action funding requirement, however, could be several times higher than the estimates of $1-1.5 trillion.
The UNFCCC Standing Committee on Finance estimates that a total of $5.8-5.9 trillion will be needed by 2030 to cover the needs of 153 developing countries.
The group of 10 MDBs, including the World Bank, have said their overall climate finance provision is projected to reach $170 billion a year by 2030.
Over 70% of the money ($120 billion) is anticipated to go to low—and middle-income countries.