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Investment Needs Of Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition: A Framework
Built on the four pillars of a just energy transition — recognitional justice, restorative justice, distributive justice, and procedural justice — the framework is specifically tailored to Indonesia’s socio-economic realities and addresses both the risks of early coal retirement and broader socioeconomic opportunities presented by renewable energy development.
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The State of Global Air Quality Funding 2025
The State of Global Air Quality Funding 2025 report highlights both the challenges and opportunities for air quality action amid major shifts in global development finance. Drawing on the latest data and expert insights, it tracks five years of international funding trends and explores how future financing can drive cleaner air worldwide.
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Buku: Siapa Bayar Apa Untuk Transisi Hijau?
Buku ini bertujuan menumbuhkan kesadaran dan memantik diskusi lebih luas akan konteks keindonesiaan dari agenda iklim. Harapannya agar pemangku kepentingan dan masayarakat mampu melihat relevansi dari agenda iklim, serta realistis dan strategis dalam memformulasikan kebijakan transisi energi untuk membangun perekonomian Indonesia yang tangguh, berkelanjutan, dan bebas emisi karbon.
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Top-down climate finance needs data dashboard
This dashboard trackes estimated mitigation climate finance required across different sectors to keep the average global temperature rise within 1.5°C by the end of the century.
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Indonesia Power Sector Finance Dashboard
The Indonesia Power Sector Finance Dashboard showcases recent trend analysis of investments in the country’s renewable energy vs fossil fuel power plants. It also includes a deep dive into investments that flow through state-owned electricity firm PLN to show how those investments particularly impact Indonesia’s energy market and energy transition journey.
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How big is the net zero finance gap?
CPI’s third annual study with law firm A&O Shearman analyzes the differential between committed climate finance and the capital needed to decarbonize the global economy by 2050, along with policy developments that influence the trajectory of global climate finance.
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Net Zero Finance Tracker
The Net Zero Finance Tracker (NZFT) provides the most robust and transparent data on the financial sector’s climate transition, informing policy direction, investment strategy, and advocacy decisions.
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Developing an Operational Transition Finance Definition for Project-level Financing
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.
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Tracking the Transition: Global private financial institutions’ progress toward net zero
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.
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Tapping the Potential of Agriphotovoltaics in India
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.
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Landscape of Climate Finance in Brazil
In this first-of-its-kind report, CPI/PUC-RIO tracks and analyzes climate finance flowing to and within Brazil, across all actors – domestic and international; public and private – between 2019 and 2023.
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Fit-for-Purpose Forest Finance: A Menu of Financial Mechanisms
A new study by CPI/PUC-RIO identifies 30 international financial mechanisms currently mobilizing capital to advance forest objectives around the world.
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Financing Nature’s Adaptive Capacity
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.
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