The power of the process: why multilateral climate negotiations still matter
Multilateral climate negotiations may have flaws, but they have also been the only forum to forge climate action…
Multilateral climate negotiations may have flaws, but they have also been the only forum to forge climate action…
At the 2024 UN climate negotiations held in Baku (COP29) parties set a new climate finance goal −…
Accessing climate finance remains slow, complex and resource intensive, with disproportionate burdens on least developed countries (LDCs) and…
Climate adaptation finance remains far below what is needed. This working paper sets out six recommendations to improve…
This policy brief analyses the NCQG commitment to at least triple annual outflows from UNFCCC climate funds by…
Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are the countries that are most vulnerable to…
This paper explores how Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are aligning their adaptation priorities with the UAE Framework…
This report presents the results of a study on the information needs and gaps concerning climate change adaptation…
Human-induced climate change will continue to cause losses and damages, with vulnerable developing countries and communities that have…
This resource documents key perceptions of expert climate finance practitioners from the Global South in accessing UNFCCC linked…
This report feeds into crucial negotiations and discussions on loss and damage finance by exploring different options for…
This guide presents the multiple innovative solutions in sustainable finance innovations working towards an inclusive green recovery in…
A series of deliberative dialogues were initiated to co-generate a shared narrative and practical solutions for tackling climate…
Update on key discussions that took place at the 24th Standing Committee on Finance Meeting on 19-20 May…
The 2021 edition of Climate Policy Initiative’s Global Landscape of Climate Finance provides a comprehensive overview of global…