Kevin Lin

ecofin@worldmun.org

Kevin is a senior in Winthrop House studying Applied Math and Biology. In his free time, Kevin likes playing sports, listening to music, and supporting his favorite sport teams. Kevin looks forward to meeting everyone at WorldMUN 2026!

Topic: Climate Finance and Green Economic Transitions

As climate change accelerates, so does the urgency of a global economic transformation. From rising sea levels to deadly heat waves, it is clear that our current economic models are unsustainable. But while wealthier countries can invest in renewable energy and climate-resilient infrastructure, many developing nations are left behind, facing the harshest climate impacts with the fewest resources. In the Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN), we will examine how the global community can fund and support a just, green economic transition. This means mobilizing climate finance, ensuring access to green technology, and creating sustainable growth without widening global inequality. At the heart of our discussions lies a critical question: Who pays for the planet’s future, and how do we make sure no country is left behind?