A Study On Challenges And Asymmetries Of Climate Change With Reference To Global South

The Global South faces significant hurdles as a result of climate change, which exacerbates already-existing socioeconomic inequalities and impedes sustainable development.These countries are disproportionately affected by climate-related disasters, such as extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and desertification, even though they contribute the least to greenhouse gas emissions.This study examines the socioeconomic and environmental ramifications of the climatic vulnerabilities specific to the Global South.It looks at the disparities in access to international climate funds, mitigation techniques, and climate adaptation.In order to close the North-South gap in climate action, the study critically assesses existing policies and emphasizes the urgent need for localized resilience plans, fair climate governance, and improved international collaboration.