Share Industrial transformation Discussion Paper 11. April 2026 No Competitiveness without Decarbonisation The European Commission aims to increase the industrial share of total value added to 20% by 2035. This growth must go hand in hand with decarbonisation – only then will European industry remain competitive in a climate-neutral world. In this discussion paper, Germanwatch sets out four recommendations to key legislators to strengthen Europe's industrial resilience and long-term competitiveness. Climate and Sustainable Finance Factsheet 18. March 2026 Multilateral Development Banks’ Contribution to the COP28 Energy Consensus At the COP28 climate conference in Dubai, countries agreed on tripling renewable energy capacity globally. Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) play an important role in closing the investment gap for the global energy transition. The fact sheet summarises the state of MDB renewable energy financing in the context of the global energy transition and regional needs. It provides recommendations for MDBs and shareholders on how to strengthen the MDBs’ contribution. 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. Corporate Accountability Report 16. March 2026 Beyond the Pilot The cross-company grievance system of the German automotive industry in Mexico was launched in May 2024 to report human rights violations in supply chains and support those affected. Despite initial progress, the project was discontinued prematurely. This publication reflects on the perspective of the participating non-governmental organisations on the failure of the process Pagination First page Previous page … Page 4 Current page 5 Page 6 Page 7 … Next page Last page
Industrial transformation Discussion Paper 11. April 2026 No Competitiveness without Decarbonisation The European Commission aims to increase the industrial share of total value added to 20% by 2035. This growth must go hand in hand with decarbonisation – only then will European industry remain competitive in a climate-neutral world. In this discussion paper, Germanwatch sets out four recommendations to key legislators to strengthen Europe's industrial resilience and long-term competitiveness.
Climate and Sustainable Finance Factsheet 18. March 2026 Multilateral Development Banks’ Contribution to the COP28 Energy Consensus At the COP28 climate conference in Dubai, countries agreed on tripling renewable energy capacity globally. Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) play an important role in closing the investment gap for the global energy transition. The fact sheet summarises the state of MDB renewable energy financing in the context of the global energy transition and regional needs. It provides recommendations for MDBs and shareholders on how to strengthen the MDBs’ contribution.
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.
Corporate Accountability Report 16. March 2026 Beyond the Pilot The cross-company grievance system of the German automotive industry in Mexico was launched in May 2024 to report human rights violations in supply chains and support those affected. Despite initial progress, the project was discontinued prematurely. This publication reflects on the perspective of the participating non-governmental organisations on the failure of the process
