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Germany’s climate finance: Why it should be a priority now

13. July 2026 |

The world is under growing pressure from multiple crises: climate change, geopolitical tensions, economic turmoil and rising social inequalities are reinforcing each other. In this situation the decision needs to be taken whether international cooperation remains stable or global risks... more
ArticleFederal budget / 300 billion / German climate finance / Pledges & Commitments

Key figures for the 2027 federal budget: ill-advised cuts to climate finance

“You can rely on Germany,” said Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz, referring to climate finance from Germany in his speech at the UN Climate Change Conference COP30 in Belém at the end of 2025. Encouraging words, yet they stand in stark contrast to the newly planned cuts in development cooperation. Photo: Isabel B./COP30.

13. May 2026 |

The recently proposed key figures for the 2027 federal budget envisage further cuts to the budget of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), both for 2027 and for subsequent years. In doing so, the federal government risks... more
ArticleInternational climate finance / 300 billion / Adaptation Fund / NCQG / Pledges & Commitments

COP30: Climate finance outcome a mixed bag at best

1. December 2025 |

No one can be satisfied with the outcome of COP30. The world will have to wait for an globally equitable phase-out of fossil fuels, global warming will not be limited to 1.5°C for the time being, and the results on... more
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