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Rethinking Private Sector Climate Finance: Why Shouldn’t RWE, RAG, and HeidelbergCement Help Pay for Loss and Damage Caused by Climate Change?

6. June 2014 |

At a time when the rich nations’ governments — including the federal government of Germany — seem neither able nor willing to dedicate public funds to emissions mitigation and climate adaptation in pursuit of the US$100 billion target, companies are... more

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International climate finance: should private funding be credited? – A look at the possibilities and pitfalls of “private climate finance”

23. November 2012 |

In Cancun, the industrialized countries pledged to mobilize 100 billion U.S. dollars annually starting in 2020 (Section 98, Cancun Agreements). The following section of the agreement states that the support to be provided to developing countries can come from a... more

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Rethinking Private Sector Climate Finance: Why Shouldn’t RWE, RAG, and HeidelbergCement Help Pay for Loss and Damage Caused by Climate Change?

International climate finance: should private funding be credited? – A look at the possibilities and pitfalls of “private climate finance”

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