<h1>India Secures $1.16B in International Climate Finance; Domestic Funding Remains Crucial for Climate Action Initiatives</h1> India has received USD 1.16 billion in climate finance from international sources, including the Green Climate Fund, Global Environment Facility, and Adaptation Fund, as reported by the government in Parliament. Despite this, most climate actions in India are funded domestically. The government is focusing on adaptation and resilience, implementing policies across key sectors. Climate change impacts on agriculture are a concern, with initiatives like the National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture addressing these challenges. Recent budgets have increased funding for climate action, with the 2025-26 budget introducing measures to enhance resilience, especially in agriculture and related sectors.