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Climate finance in Germany’s 2018 federal budget: is the promised doubling quietly being dropped?

12. June 2018 |

Will the new German government take the country’s responsibility for providing financial support for climate protection and adaptation to the impacts of climate change in developing countries seriously? The coalition agreement between the conservative CDU/CSU and social democrat SPD contained... more

Climate finance in the German Coalition Agreement: Business-as-usual or hope for more ambition?

20. February 2018 |

Regarding the domestic climate action in Germany the coalition agreement gives great cause for criticism. But what about the climate finance, thus the financial support for the poorer countries for the mastery of climate change? A brief look into the... more

100 billion / Federal budget / Implementation of climate finance

The German federal elections: what do the parties have to offer regarding climate finance?

22. September 2017 |

The Paris Agreement is something of a lifeline, in particular for people in poor countries whose livelihoods are increasingly being destroyed by storms, floods or droughts. The agreement is considered a milestone in international climate diplomacy. It aims to limit... more

Federal budget / 100 billion / German climate finance

German climate finance: a “doubling” only on paper?

9. February 2017 |

We wrote about it previously, and now the German government has confirmed that the Chancellor’s commitment to double German climate finance by 2020 seems to be subject to some fairly creative accounting. It’s worth a closer look. At the Petersberg... more

German climate finance / Federal budget

Climate finance in Germany’s 2017 federal budget: more creative accounting than a true doubling

3. February 2017 |

With its adoption of the 2017 federal budget, Germany’s governing coalition has also defined the outlook for climate finance in the coming year: climate aid for poor countries is on the rise. On closer inspection however, the growth will not... 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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