Nationally Appropriate Mitigating Actions (NAMA) facility was launched by the UK and Germany in a meeting at Qatar, which was aimed at making decisions to tackle with the climate change.

The project NAMA is aimed at giving help to the poorer countries in their fight against the climate changes adversely affecting the weather. About £56 million amount will be spent together by Germany and the UK towards the move. Such projects are critical to be taken up by all the countries on the planet since the problem of climate change is grasping it.

The UK said that the amount to be spent in the project is a part of £2.9 billion, which the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has promised to put into international finance for climate.

DECC has announced to give £1.5 billion before 2012 ends to many projects running in Africa and South America towards mitigating the adversities of climate change. Climate change is threat to environment across the world and it is taking a more serious form with every passing day.

"I'm delighted to announce today a joint partnership with the German government to help support those developing countries that are taking ambitious action to close the gap to 2°C", said Ed Davey, the Energy Secretary at the meeting in Doha, Qatar yesterday.