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Financing the Future: CPI’s Net Zero and Sustainable Finance Integrity Platform

As the financial sector starts to mainstream climate action into its strategy and operations, we need to address four fundamental questions to ensure a credible path to net zero by 2050:

  1. Where are we? What is the current state of climate finance by geography and sector.
  1. Where are we currently headed? What is our current climate finance pathway based on announced commitments by public and private entities.
  1. Where do we need to be? What is the gap between current commitments and commitments that would actually produce net zero by 2050.
  1. How do we get there? What policies and implementation tools would help shift financial systems towards credible alignment and maximize investment opportunities.

At CPI, our work helps governments, businesses, and financial institutions answer each of these four questions by:

Understanding and defining the integrity of commitments—and their real economy impacts—through the development of assessment frameworks and methods.

Our work in this area includes:

Measuring progress in financial systems via tracking analysis and tools.

Our work in this area includes:

Designing and supporting implementation through decision-making frameworks and actor-specific guidance.

Our work in this area includes:

    Convening networks of practitioners to share data and knowledge, provide local context, guide development, and champion action within their spheres of influence.

    Our work in this area includes:

    All supported by CPI’s rigorous methodology approach and sophisticated data science tools.

    Latest work

    Publication

    Discussion Paper: An Innovative IFI Operating Model for the 21st Century

    This paper lays out key products and processes that need to be introduced, reformed, and/or scaled to effectively deploy new volumes of climate finance, focusing on multilateral development banks.

    Publication

    Are Indonesian Banks Ready to Account Climate-related Matters?

    Based on a focus group survey involving Indonesia’s major commercial banks, Climate Policy Initiative has analyzed the country’s financial sector readiness and progress in assessing, reporting, and disclosing climate-related matters against national guidelines and international best practices.

    Publication

    The Challenges in the Adoption of Sustainable Practices by Small Ranchers. The Case of ABC Cerrado

    In this study, researchers from CPI/PUC-Rio evaluate the impact of training and technical assistance delivered by the ABC Cerrado Project and provide resource-channeling options aimed at achieving greater adoption of sustainable practices in rural areas.

    Publication

    Global Landscape of Climate Finance: A Decade of Data

    Public and private climate finance almost doubled between 2011 and 2020. However, reaching climate objectives will require climate investment to increase at least seven times by the end of this decade.

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    Public Financial Institutions' Climate Commitments

    Public financial institutions are falling behind on climate commitments.

    Publication

    Roadmap for Sustainable Infrastructure in the Amazon

    In this study, CPI/PUC-Rio researchers have mapped the main phases of the life cycle of land transportation infrastructure projects, addressed the decision-making process, and developed methods to map projects’ economic and environmental impacts.

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