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2023 Impact Report

How do economies evolve?

CPI is pleased to present its 2023 impact report, covering our work through December 2022. Over the past few years CPI has grown significantly:

150 member global team

50% staff in emerging economies

90% analytical staff hold advance degrees

60% of senior leadership are women


How do economies evolve?

CPI is pleased to present its 2023 impact report, covering our work through December 2022. Over the past few years CPI has grown significantly:

And all of us are driven by an ambitious goal: to accelerate the transition to net zero, climate-resilient economies.

CPI Theory of Change

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To reach our ambition of shifting financial systems and economic development towards more sustainable and resilient pathways, CPI creates the intelligence, tools, and networks necessary for fundamental, systems-level change—across an ambitious impact agenda—including:

  • Climate Finance Tracking
  • Climate Finance Integrity
  • Climate Finance Innovation

Sectors & Agendas: Economic Development Aligned with Climate Needs

  • Adaptation & Resilience
  • Cities & Infrastructure
  • Conservation, AFOLU & Biodiversity
  • Energy Transition
  • Just Transition

Our 2023 Impact Report summarizes this work and the impact it’s creating as climate concerns — and climate action — are becoming a core strategic component across the public, private, and philanthropic sectors.

Impact and Influence

USD 25 trillion engaged

Assets Under Management (AUM) of financial sector organizations actively engaged in CPI’s work

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6000+ downloads

CPI’s Global Landscape of Climate of Finance now covers a decade of data, and our tracking work expanded to more than 20 projects, including a first-of-its-kind report on methane mitigation finance.

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Guiding finance leaders on climate risk and sustainable finance

Conducted multiple trainings and designed policies for public entities, including for the State Bank of India and the Central Bank of Brasil.

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USD 3.8 billion mobilized

The Lab’s portfolio of 62 climate finance instruments have now mobilized >USD 3.5 billion

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Our USICEF program concluded in 2022, supporting 47 companies that went on to mobilize > USD 300 million in commercial capital.

4 new interactive dataset tools

To help identifying sources of finance and identify investment gaps, including The Landscape of Climate Finance in Africa and the Cities Financial Instruments Toolkit.

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