Following two weeks of negotiations in Baku, Azerbaijan, a climate agreement was reached that falls short of expectations, particularly regarding financial support for developing countries. The agreed amount of $300 billion annually is seen as inadequate by several nations and environmental groups, with officials from India and Nigeria expressing strong discontent. While some, like Dutch Climate Minister Sophie Hermans, view this outcome as a significant step forward, others criticize the lack of new commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and move away from fossil fuels.