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Publication100 billion / International climate finance / Pledges & Commitments

Climate Finance Short-Changed, 2024 Update: Estimating the real value of the $100 billion commitment for 2021-22

Climate Finance Short-Changed, Update 2024

11. July 2024 |

In 2009, rich countries promised to ramnp up climate finance to $100bn a year by 2020 to support climate action in lower-income countries low- and middle-income countries. According to the OECD, climate finance in 2022 stood at nearly $116 billion,... more
100 billion / International climate finance / Pledges & Commitments

OECD: Climate finance cracks the 100 billion mark

Fig. 2: Climate finance in 2022 according to the OECD

1. June 2024 |

Good news just in time for the Bonn climate talks SB60: In 2022, developed countries’ climate finance has reached and even exceeded $100 billion, a level originally promised for 2020. Yet, some issues remain. Since developed countries promised, back in... more

PublicationInternational climate finance / Gender / Green Climate Fund (GCF) / Loss and Damage / Pledges & Commitments

10 things to know about climate finance (2024)

22. May 2024 |

The publication by Heinrich-Böll-Foundation provides an overview of the most important developments and facts on international climate finance in 2024. This includes the New Collective Quantitative Goal (NCQG), trends in financing commitments, the increase of adaptation finance, the multilateral climate... more
International climate finance / Debt

In the crosshairs of the debt and climate crisis: pathways to financing sustainable development in a critical era

21. May 2024 |

An independent Group of 20 (G20) expert group estimates that emerging market and developing economies (excluding China) need to mobilise around three trillion US dollars annually to achieve the Paris Climate Agreement and the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainable... more
International climate finance / Private climate finance

Reform of the international financial architecture and climate finance: What will the year 2024 bring?

29. February 2024 |

A new target for climate financing is to be agreed internationally before the end of the year. If it is to meet the challenges of climate change, it must be significantly higher than the previous USD 100 billion target for... more
UNFCCC / 100 billion / International climate finance

COP28: What progress can be made on climate finance?

29. November 2023 |

When the UN Climate Change Conference COP28 opens its doors in Dubai tomorrow, climate finance could be one of the keys to success. What specific issues are on the agenda and what results are possible? An overview. Like COP27 in... more
International climate finance / Loss and Damage / UNFCCC

Operationalize and capitalize the Loss & Damage fund – key tasks for COP28

29. November 2023 |

On the home stretch to COP28, a compromise has been reached on the structure of the new fund for dealing with loss and damage. However, COP28 still has to formally adopt it. Will Germany and other countries bring their first... more
International climate finance / Adaptation / Transparency

New adaptation index shows: access to climate finance lacks equity

28. November 2023 |

Adressing an aspect not previously covered, Brot für die Welthas assessed the access to adaption finance under the viewpoint of climate justice.  Its new adaptation index looks at 129 countries to determine whether their share of international climate adaptation finance... more
International climate finance / 100 billion / Transparency

Seeing Double 2023: The Failed Promises of Wealthy Nations in Climate Finance

25. November 2023 |

At COP15 in Copenhagen, developed nations pledged to support climate action in developing nations with ‘new and additional’ finance. The support should grow to USD 100 billion annually by 2020. The 100 billion goal has not been met yet, but... more
International climate finance / 100 billion / Adaptation

Hollow Commitments 2023: Wealthy countries are not on track to live up to their climate finance obligations

3. November 2023 |

In the run-up to COP26 and COP27 Germany and Canada have produced updates on how wealthy countries delivered on their climate finance commitments. The reports have so far not contributed to a lot of clarity on which counties are expected... more
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