No Just Transition Without Care: The Missing Infrastructure in Climate Finance

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Written By Habone Osman Moussa

Kore Global - March 19, 2026

A "just transition" is impossible without addressing the care economy. New research by Kore Global for the Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED) highlights the "climate time tax"—the increasing burden of unpaid care work intensified by climate shocks.

The blog argues that care jobs are inherently green jobs and that climate finance must be redefined to include care infrastructure. By viewing care as essential climate adaptation, investors can better manage operational risks and support the frontline of community resilience.

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