Add to ORKGFinancing climate action is a key condition to achieve the transition towards a low-carbon world, and climate finance stands as a key pillar of the Paris Agreement. It raises multiple debates, involving not only private and public actors but civil society organizations as well. Despite some progress, today’s climate finance landscape is mostly directed at financing mitigation projects, and largely insufficient to meet our climate objectives. Cities face specific barriers when trying to access climate finance funds. Several innovative finance tools, enhanced by CPI’s Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance, aim at lifting those obstacles
This article explores the principles that should guide efforts to raise finance for climate action i...
Award date: 17 June 2022. Supervisor: Professor George Papakonstantinou, European University Institu...
The threat of climate change requires a rapid transition to a new, low-carbon style of economic deve...
Financing climate action is a key condition to achieve the transition towards a low-carbon world, an...
This brief explains CPI’s understanding and definition of key climate finance terms and the reasons ...
Decarbonizing the global energy system requires large-scale investment flows, with a central role fo...
Funding for climate change efforts in developing countries is firmly established in the Articles of ...
Climate change cannot be addressed unless developed and developing countries alike invest heavily in...
Fighting climate change is expensive. Unchecked global warming leads to climate disasters like sea ...
International audienceThe Cancun conference decided to establish a Climate Green Fund (CGF) to help ...
A growing body of literature suggests that an economic case may exist for investment in large-scale ...
\u27Climate finance\u27 is becoming an important feature of the emerging legal and policy regimes to...
Climate change poses a singular threat to humanity, and to The Rockefeller Foundation's 109-year mis...
Rapid transformation to meet the Paris 1.5oC climate target requires greater attention to be given t...
Financing the transition to low-carbon economic development must be the focus of any framework to en...
This article explores the principles that should guide efforts to raise finance for climate action i...
Award date: 17 June 2022. Supervisor: Professor George Papakonstantinou, European University Institu...
The threat of climate change requires a rapid transition to a new, low-carbon style of economic deve...
Financing climate action is a key condition to achieve the transition towards a low-carbon world, an...
This brief explains CPI’s understanding and definition of key climate finance terms and the reasons ...
Decarbonizing the global energy system requires large-scale investment flows, with a central role fo...
Funding for climate change efforts in developing countries is firmly established in the Articles of ...
Climate change cannot be addressed unless developed and developing countries alike invest heavily in...
Fighting climate change is expensive. Unchecked global warming leads to climate disasters like sea ...
International audienceThe Cancun conference decided to establish a Climate Green Fund (CGF) to help ...
A growing body of literature suggests that an economic case may exist for investment in large-scale ...
\u27Climate finance\u27 is becoming an important feature of the emerging legal and policy regimes to...
Climate change poses a singular threat to humanity, and to The Rockefeller Foundation's 109-year mis...
Rapid transformation to meet the Paris 1.5oC climate target requires greater attention to be given t...
Financing the transition to low-carbon economic development must be the focus of any framework to en...
This article explores the principles that should guide efforts to raise finance for climate action i...
Award date: 17 June 2022. Supervisor: Professor George Papakonstantinou, European University Institu...
The threat of climate change requires a rapid transition to a new, low-carbon style of economic deve...