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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

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

Green Climate Fund (GCF) / International climate finance / UNFCCC

Green Climate Fund: pledges do not meet expectations

9. October 2023 |

After the replenishment conference for the Green Climate Fund, the most important multilateral climate fund has secured around $9.3 billion in new pledges for the 2024-2027 funding period. It should have been twice as much; several countries, including the US,... more

Publication100 billion / International climate finance / Pledges & Commitments / UNFCCC

Climate Finance Shadow Report 2023: Assessing the delivery of the $100 billion commitment

13. July 2023 |

Oxfam’s Climate Finance Shadow Report analyses the state of international climate finance regarding the fulfilment of the industrialised countries’ promise to increase financial support for climate mitigation and adaptation in poorer countries to 100 billion US dollars annually by 2020.... more

UNFCCC / 100 billion / Adaptation / Loss and Damage

Climate finance at the SB58: What is at stake at the 2023 UN climate talks in Bonn?

5. June 2023 |

Over the next two weeks, the SB58 climate talks will be held in Bonn, advancing the international climate regime and preparing the next UN climate summit COP28 in Dubai at the end of the year. Again, climate finance will be... more

UNFCCC / 100 billion / International climate finance

Climate finance at COP27: Progress needed

31. October 2022 |

The upcoming UN Climate Change Conference COP27 takes place in a time of multiple global crises. Success is uncertain but urgently needed, including on climate finance. What can we expect? The COP27 faces particular challenges – not least the war... more

Publication100 billion / Adaptation / Pledges & Commitments / UNFCCC

Climate Finance Short-changed: The real value of the $100 billion commitment in 2019-2020

27. October 2022 |

In 2009, high-income countries promised to provide $100bn a year in climate finance to low- and middle-income countries by 2020. They have failed to keep this promise. Their official reports claim that the climate finance they provided and mobilized reached... more

100 billion / Pledges & Commitments / UNFCCC

OECD confirms: Rich countries broke the $100-billion promise

10. August 2022 |

As expected, developed countries did not keep their promise from 2009 to ramp up climate-related financial assistance to $100 billion a year by 2020. The OECD now reports that in 2020, a level of around $83 billion had been reached.... more

International climate finance / 100 billion / UNFCCC

COP26: Ka-ching?

21. December 2021 |

As so often in the past, climate finance was one of the key issues fought over until the very end at this year’s UN Climate Change Conference COP26 in Glasgow. The most important results at a glance: The $100 billion... more

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