UN climate conferencesSustainable Finance Blog post 23.04.2026 Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels – Why Multilateral Development Banks Should Play an Active Role On the occasion of the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels in Santa Marta, Colombia, we show why Multilateral Development Banks need to play an active role in the transition process. Climate policy Blog post 16.03.2026 Climate Litigation - The new hope for climate action? In our new CCPI blog post, we discuss the different forms of climate litigation, the role they can play in climate action, and the potential that has emerged from previous lawsuits. Climate policyUN climate conferences Blog post 16.03.2026 10 Years into the Paris Agreement In our CCPI blog post, we discuss where we stand ten years after Paris, what successes have been achieved, and whether we are on track to meet global climate targets. Climate policy Blog post 18.02.2026 The US attack on Venezuela - what the operation reveals about the risks of fossil fuels for regional development and security In our new CCPI blog post, we take the events on the Latin American coast as a moment to reflect on the role of fossil fuels in regional security, economic development, and long-term investment decisions. International climate co-operation Blog post 09.02.2026 Indonesia’s new NDC and German-Indonesian Cooperation Indonesia launched its 2035 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) in late October 2025. This blog examines key aspects of Indonesia’s new NDC and explores possible ways for Germany to support the country’s climate goals. UN climate conferences Blog post 19.01.2026 Energetic Start, Outcome with Major Gaps: Looking Back at COP30 in Belém COP30 proved to be a magnifying glass for the global struggle over international climate policy. Our experts discuss key developments and outcomes for their respective fields of work and take a look into the future. Industrial transformation Blog post 13.01.2026 Indonesia and South Africa: Forging a Path to Net-Zero Industry We introduce efforts to achieve industrial decarbonisation in Indonesia and South Africa, as viewed through the lens of domestic experts. Both countries have concrete plans, but there are realities that they have to face. Both have made efforts to kick-start their industrial sector towards net-zero. UN climate conferences Blog post 17.11.2025 The New Nature of COPs This article is an extended version of a German text originally published by Table.Media.COP30 is different from all previous COPs, and future COPs will rather follow the character of COP30. EU climate policy and carbon pricing Blog post 13.11.2025 New Emissions Trading System under Fire Das EU-Emissionshandelssystem für Gebäude und Verkehr (ETS2) steht auf der Kippe: Mehrere Mitgliedstaaten wollen den Start um ein Jahr verschieben – und gefährden damit das zentrale Instrument europäischer Klimapolitik. UN climate conferencesDealing with the impacts of climate change Blog post 10.11.2025 Adaptation at COP30 With the world on the verge of overshooting the 1.5°C limit, adaptation to climate change is essential. We explain Germanwatch’s key demands on adaptation on the first day of COP30, taking into account the most recent reports and discussions. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 … Next page Last page Bloggers Christoph BalsChief Policy Officer Jan BurckSenior Advisor – Low-Carbon Strategies & Energy, Project Lead Climate Indices David EcksteinSenior Advisor – Climate Finance and Investments Dr. Anja Carolin GebelSenior Policy Advisor - Public Finance and Climate Julia GrimmSenior Advisor – Climate Finance and Adaptation Cornelia HeydenreichHead of Division – Corporate Accountability Klaus MilkeHonorary Chairman Germanwatch and Chair of the Foundation for Sustainability Stefan RostockHead of Division – Education for Sustainable Development, Promoter for Climate & Development in North Rhine-Westphalia Laura SchäferHead of Division – International Climate Policy Rixa SchwarzSenior Advisor – Climate and Development – India Dr. Manfred TreberSpecial Advisor - Climate Science and Transport Lutz WeischerHead of Policy Berlin
UN climate conferencesSustainable Finance Blog post 23.04.2026 Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels – Why Multilateral Development Banks Should Play an Active Role On the occasion of the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels in Santa Marta, Colombia, we show why Multilateral Development Banks need to play an active role in the transition process.
Climate policy Blog post 16.03.2026 Climate Litigation - The new hope for climate action? In our new CCPI blog post, we discuss the different forms of climate litigation, the role they can play in climate action, and the potential that has emerged from previous lawsuits.
Climate policyUN climate conferences Blog post 16.03.2026 10 Years into the Paris Agreement In our CCPI blog post, we discuss where we stand ten years after Paris, what successes have been achieved, and whether we are on track to meet global climate targets.
Climate policy Blog post 18.02.2026 The US attack on Venezuela - what the operation reveals about the risks of fossil fuels for regional development and security In our new CCPI blog post, we take the events on the Latin American coast as a moment to reflect on the role of fossil fuels in regional security, economic development, and long-term investment decisions.
International climate co-operation Blog post 09.02.2026 Indonesia’s new NDC and German-Indonesian Cooperation Indonesia launched its 2035 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) in late October 2025. This blog examines key aspects of Indonesia’s new NDC and explores possible ways for Germany to support the country’s climate goals.
UN climate conferences Blog post 19.01.2026 Energetic Start, Outcome with Major Gaps: Looking Back at COP30 in Belém COP30 proved to be a magnifying glass for the global struggle over international climate policy. Our experts discuss key developments and outcomes for their respective fields of work and take a look into the future.
Industrial transformation Blog post 13.01.2026 Indonesia and South Africa: Forging a Path to Net-Zero Industry We introduce efforts to achieve industrial decarbonisation in Indonesia and South Africa, as viewed through the lens of domestic experts. Both countries have concrete plans, but there are realities that they have to face. Both have made efforts to kick-start their industrial sector towards net-zero.
UN climate conferences Blog post 17.11.2025 The New Nature of COPs This article is an extended version of a German text originally published by Table.Media.COP30 is different from all previous COPs, and future COPs will rather follow the character of COP30.
EU climate policy and carbon pricing Blog post 13.11.2025 New Emissions Trading System under Fire Das EU-Emissionshandelssystem für Gebäude und Verkehr (ETS2) steht auf der Kippe: Mehrere Mitgliedstaaten wollen den Start um ein Jahr verschieben – und gefährden damit das zentrale Instrument europäischer Klimapolitik.
UN climate conferencesDealing with the impacts of climate change Blog post 10.11.2025 Adaptation at COP30 With the world on the verge of overshooting the 1.5°C limit, adaptation to climate change is essential. We explain Germanwatch’s key demands on adaptation on the first day of COP30, taking into account the most recent reports and discussions.
