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Climate financeSustainable Finance Discussion Paper | 24. January 2025 Enhanced Cooperation between MDBs and NDBs Ongoing discussions to reform the international financial architecture across various fora are driven by a common recognition that international public financial resources are not being delivered at the scale and pace required to tackle global challe
Climate finance Policy Brief | 21. November 2021 Effectiveness of Climate Finance How can we ensure that financial commitments lead to transformative, measurable outcomes? This question comes into focus as the global community charts a path toward the New Collective Quantified Goal for climate finance beyond 2025. Our CFAS policy brief identifies these gaps and explores ways to improve impact measurement, including recommendations for COP29 to incorporate robust, transparent methodologies into the NCQG.
Climate finance Policy Brief | 7. November 2024 Towards a Political Compromise on the NCQG Contributor Base The path towards a fair and effective New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) for climate finance has been fraught with intense global debate: Who should contribute, and how should contributions be assessed, particularly government funding? These questions have brought to the fore principles of equity and the notion of ‘common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities’ – core tenets of climate justice. With the stakes high, the NCQG’s structure will shape international climate finance and our collective response to the escalating climate crisis.l
