of installed renewable energy is being produced in the country, and definitely it is much behind the targets and the need. india argues it can only hit these targets with financial support from developed countries. let s hear from the campaigner harjeet singh again. finance is absolutely key. this is where we don t see the international community really coming forward. the numbers you see are not real numbers. we are stuck with that $100 billion. but we know we need trillions of dollars. where is that kind of money? it s not coming through. and while the developing and developed world manoeuvre over funding, 2030 remains a key year. by then, india wants to radically increase its carbon sink to absorb more co2. india aims to plant ten billion trees to do this. and for all its undoubted challenges, some, including the us, see india as an example of how the developing world can address poverty and climate change.