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Rich nations paid $62 bn in climate aid last year

An Indian worker walks past lines of solar panels at Roha Dyechem solar plant in the western Indian state of Rajasthan on August 23, 2015

Finance for developing nations to fight climate change and cope with its impacts reached $62 billion (55 billion euros) in 2014, more than halfway to the 2020 target of $100 billion, the OECD said Wednesday.

Up from $52 billion in 2013, the figure represented "significant progress towards the $100 billion goal," said a report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.