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Greater transparency also at KfW?

27. December 2013 |

The KfW transparency portal, which features an integral project database (in German only), has been online since November 28, 2013. The database provides project information in a standardized format. In addition to project descriptions, information on sectors, priorities and project... more

German climate finance / Transparency

German climate financing: on the way toward greater transparency?

5. August 2012 |

It is crucial for the international climate negotiation process that the industrialized countries implement their financial pledges as transparently as possible. A transparent resource allocation by industrialized countries could contribute to building trust between developed and newly industrialized countries. This... more

German climate finance / Transparency

Interim results of German climate financing – insufficient focus on the poorest countries

16. May 2012 |

A quantitative analysis of project funding by the International Climate Initiative (ICI), the Energy and Climate Fund (EKF) and Germany’s fast-start financing contribution illustrates the funding priorities of the Federal Ministry for the Environment (BMU). German climate financing uses a... more

German climate finance / Transparency

German climate financing for next year – the lack of transparency remains

28. November 2011 |

On 25 November 2011, the German parliament approved the 2012 federal budget, and in doing so, cast the die for international climate change financing in the coming year. How much funding will be available to finance mitigation and adaptation measures,... more

General

German climate financing – an introduction to the website

26. November 2011 |

Two years ago, more than a hundred heads of state from around the world failed in their attempt to agree on a fair, binding and ambitious global climate treaty to stop global warming. Nevertheless, a promise was made in Copenhagen... more

Puplications

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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