Building on CPI expertise in tracking project-level investment via the Net Zero Finance Tracker (NZFT), this work highlights metrics for achieving meaningful impact in the real economy. The resulting operational approach informs the current NZFT, providing a more precise view of financial alignment with net-zero goals.

Financial Institutions (FIs) are essential enablers of transition efforts, as their core function as owners and financiers dictates whether the global economy transitions to low-carbon, resilient pathways or remains locked into vulnerable, high-emission systems. Based on CPI’s NZFT data, this report analyses transition progress on 1,500 private FIs from 67 countries.

This joint study by CPI and the PFI presents the first detailed policy, regulatory, and financial analysis of Agriphotovoltaics in India. The report sets out a multi-stakeholder roadmap to unlock deployment, recommending reforms in procurement, land-use policy, tariff design, and financing.

This report, developed with support from iCS, highlights how innovative finance can unlock private investment for nature-based solutions that enhance climate resilience, drawing insights from five global case studies.

The 2025 Green Investment Opportunities in India report by CPI and IIC maps near-term, climate-relevant, and economically viable investment opportunities across clean energy, resilience, and decarbonization sectors.

Finance for emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs) is key to combating the global climate crisis and driving sustainable growth. The Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2025: EMDE Spotlight reveals how these economies are mobilizing climate investment and identifies the opportunities, policies, and financial innovations needed to accelerate a just, global transition.

The South African Landscape of Climate Finance 2025 offers the first biannual update of national climate finance flows, analyzing how funds are mobilized, channeled, and deployed across sectors. It provides evidence to help policymakers, investors, and partners scale, coordinate, and target finance more effectively to drive South Africa’s Just Transition and development goals.

A new publication by CPI/PUC-Rio presents the executive summary of the report “Where Are We in the Implementation of the Forest Code?”, which provides an updated overview of the status of CAR and PRA implementation in all Brazilian states.