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NCQG / International climate finance / Paris Agreement

COP29: Disappointing outcome on the new global climate finance goal (NCQG)

COP29

27. November 2024 |

At the UN Climate Change Conference COP29 in Baku, developed countries successfully prevented a good outcome on the new global target for financial support to low-income countries to tackle the climate crisis. The new target falls short of what is... more
International climate finance / NCQG

Germany’s role in the negotiations on the new climate finance target NCQG

11. November 2024 |

The New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG), i.e. the new climate finance target to be adopted by the international community at the Climate Change Conference in Baku, Azerbaijan (COP29) in November 2024, is a central and hotly debated topic on the... more

PublicationInternational climate finance / NCQG

Towards a Political Compromise on the NCQG Contributor Base

6. November 2024 |

The policy brief by Germanwatch explores the strengths and limitations of current approaches to determine the contributor base of the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) and to offer insights on additional capability and responsibility considerations that negotiators should weigh in... more
Loss and Damage / International climate finance

One Year in, New Loss and Damage Fund Has Met Deadlines, but Decisions on its Vision, Scope, and Scale Are still to Come

4. November 2024 |

The new Loss and Damage Fund (FRLD) aims to support climate-vulnerable countries against escalating damages. Despite meeting setup milestones, key questions on funding scale, the operational model, and access policies remain unresolved. Can the FRLD truly deliver? When last year’s... more
International climate finance / Adaptation / Transparency

Still unfair: international climate change adaptation financing

4. November 2024 |

For the second year in a row, the Climate Adaptation Finance Index (CAFI) reveals alarming results with regard to the equitable distribution of international climate adaptation finance. The index shows how risk-appropriate and therefore climate-just international adaptation finance is distributed... more

PublicationInternational climate finance / Loss and Damage

Calculating the Loss and Damage Finance Gap

4. November 2024 |

Little knowledge exists on the financing gap that the Fund for responding to Loss and Damage would ideally close. This study by Germanwatch and Climate Analytics discusses methodological challenges and propose solutions to change the knowledge gap.... more
International climate finance / NCQG

Decision for New Climate Finance Goal at COP29 Will Mark the Future of Climate Justice and Equity in the Multilateral Climate Regime

31. October 2024 |

COP29 in Baku will decide the future of global climate finance. As developing nations demand $1 trillion in annual support, tensions rise over who should contribute and how funds are allocated. Will this summit deliver on the promise of climate... more

PublicationLoss and Damage / International climate finance

Fair Shares in Loss and Damage Finance

Fair Shares in Loss and Damage Finance

25. October 2024 |

Unprecedented climate change impacts are increasingly causing loss and damage on all continents and in all regions. Yet, support to vulnerable countries remains minimal. This discussion paper offers options for a contributor base for loss and damage finance, considering different... more
Federal budget / German climate finance / Pledges & Commitments

German climate finance: New data shows 2023 decrease, 2025 pledge at serious risk

Fig. 2: Climate finance 2017-2025

9. October 2024 |

According to the German government’s climate finance report recently submitted to Brussels, budget allocations for climate finance in 2023 have fallen significantly compared to the previous year, now once again below the target of at least six billion euros per... more
100 billion / International climate finance / Pledges & Commitments / UNFCCC

Rich countries’ efforts: less than a third of reported $116bn in climate finance

Figure 1: Reported climate finance versus Climate-Specific Net Assistance, 2021-2022

12. July 2024 |

Just in time for the recent Bonn climate talks, the OECD reported that climate finance to support developing countries had reached nearly $116 billion in 2022. Yet, as a new estimate shows, the actual effort by developed countries in providing... more
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  • Towards a Political Compromise on the NCQG Contributor BaseThe policy brief by Germanwatch explores the strengths and limitations of current approaches to determine the contributor base of the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) and additional capability and responsibility considerations. It thus aims to supports negotiators at the upcoming UN climate negotiations in Baku (COP29).
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  • Calculating the Loss and Damage Finance GapStudy by Germanwatch and Climate Analytics calculating the financial gap in to address climate related loss & damage.
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