10 things to know about climate finance in 2013

Infographic
November 2013
Smita Nakhooda, Sam Barnard, Alice Caravani, Aidy Halimanjaya, Liane Schalatek and Nick Scott

These infographics explore the numbers on climate finance, offering an annual analysis of data from the world’s only comprehensive public climate finance commitment tracker – Climate Funds Update. In 2013, it finds that pledges through multilateral climate funds have fallen by 71% on last year, but Europe remains a leader.

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Scaling the climate finance mountain

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Press release
18 November 2013
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Climate finance: charting the road to Paris

​What role could the delivery of effective climate finance play in securing an ambitious deal to avoid catastrophic climate change? This side event at the COP 19 will reflect on progress in deploying climate finance, and options for scaling up and using finance to support low carbon climate resilient development.
Public event
14 November 2013

Mobilising international climate finance: lessons from the fast-start finance period

This report reviews donor country commitments during the 2010-12 ’Fast-Start Finance’ period. While donors appear to have surpassed their initial commitments, concrete comparisons are restricted by definitional and operational biases.
Research reports and studies
November 2013

Time to change the game: fossil fuel subsidies and climate

Two years ahead of a crucial UN climate-change summit, global fossil fuel subsidies now top half a trillion dollars. This ODI report argues that it is time to ’change the game’ on fossil fuel subsidies.
Research reports and studies
November 2013
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