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Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2025
The Global Landscape of Climate Finance offers the most comprehensive overview of global climate finance flows, providing crucial insights into the resources dedicated to addressing climate change.
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Landscape of Climate Finance for Agrifood Systems 2025
Investing in sustainable agrifood systems is critical to achieving multiple sustainable developmental goals (SDGs). This report analyzes climate finance going to global agrifood systems in 2021/22, tracking flows across climate uses, financial sources, sectors, regions, and instruments.
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The State of Green Banks 2025: Learnings from green financing structures around the world
Drawing on data from 51 public financial institutions across more than 20 countries, this new report provides a comprehensive review of how green banks can overcome key barriers to private capital mobilization.
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Top-down Climate Finance Needs
CPI collects and standardizes data on climate finance needs from a wide variety of scenarios to provide a comprehensive and unique understanding of the scale of the climate finance gaps in different sectors.
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Legal Gold Garimpo in the Amazon: Recommendations for Adequate Control of Socio-environmental Impacts
In this publication, researchers from CPI/PUC-RIO and Amazon 2030 analyze the main environmental protection rules related to garimpo and identify that legal garimpo does not comply with the necessary safeguards to prevent or mitigate socio-environmental damage in the Amazon.
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Unlocking Climate Finance for Least Developed Countries: Innovations and Opportunities
LDCs are already driving innovation in climate policy and finance, but closing their climate investment gap will require deliberate and coordinated action. This involves leveraging capital that is catalytic, concessional, and context-specific—making sure that the most vulnerable are not left behind.
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Fast-tracking finance to abate India’s SLCPs
Short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs) like methane, black carbon, and HFCs drive warming and pollution in India. Targeted action can quickly benefit climate, health, and food security, but progress is slowed by funding gaps, weak policies, and poor data. To accelerate SLCP cuts, India must align policies, boost blended finance, and scale tech in agriculture, waste, and fossil fuels. Dedicated funds, pooled bonds, and stronger collaboration can unlock investment, cut emissions, and build resilience.
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Navigating the EV Shift: Opportunities and Challenges for Automotive MSMEs
While EV adoption dominates policy dialogues, the readiness of MSME suppliers remains underexplored. This study fills that gap by presenting insights from automotive component manufacturing (ACM) MSMEs. Through industry sentiment analysis, stakeholder consultations, and data-driven research, CPI evaluates disruptions, identifies barriers, and captures MSME expectations.
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Charting Climate Finance Reform to Spur Accountability and Action
A changing climate finance landscape requires coordination and transparency to unify action. Barbara Buchner and Jyoti Sharma blog on how CPI’s Climate Finance Reform Compass charts milestones for transforming how funds flow and their outcomes.
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Enabling Conditions for Scaling Up Solid Waste Management Financing: Case Studies in Indonesia and Brazil
In a study commissioned by GAIA, CPI assessed various business models of solid waste management in Indonesia and Brazil, with recommendation of enabling conditions to scale up their financing.
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Advancing the Baku-to-Belém Climate Finance Roadmap
This report is based off of discussions from a high-level event organized jointly with iCS, the Brazilian Ministry of Finance, CONCITO, and the Atlantic Council. It provides recommendations to guide the development of the Baku-Belém Climate Finance Roadmap, one of the goals for the 2025 Brazil COP30 Presidency.
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Integrating Urban Priorities into Country Platforms: Scaling Climate Finance through Multi-Level Collaboration
Summary of the CCFLA and SDSN Global Commission for Urban SDG Finance session at the 2025 World Bank/IMF Spring Meetings in Washington, DC, which explored how country platforms—key tools for scaling climate finance—can more effectively embed urban priorities and support city-level climate action.
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Gendered Impacts of Urban Climate Finance
As cities expand and climate risks intensify, women—who are disproportionately affected yet often excluded from decision-making—must be at the center of urban climate finance. This blog explores how gender disparities weaken climate responses and why integrating women’s leadership, knowledge, and access to finance is essential for building resilient, inclusive cities.