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Adaptation and Resilience

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There is an urgent need to spur greater investment into climate adaptation and resilience. However, current investments in adaptation constitute only a fraction of what is needed to avoid costly and catastrophic future impacts.

To help investors and policymakers better understand needs and opportunities, and close the adaptation investment gap, CPI tracks the current state of global finance for climate adaptation, guides recommendations on how best to fill data gaps in adaptation tracking, and conducts analysis and proposes solutions aimed to mobilize private finance for adaptation and resilience.

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State and Trends of Climate Adaptation Finance in Small Island Developing States

Small Island Developing States (SIDS) face urgent adaptation needs yet remain underserved by climate finance. This report examines persistent barriers, from high transaction costs to limited private investment, and outlines priority actions for the global finance community to dramatically scale and improve adaptation finance for these highly vulnerable countries.

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Bridging the Adaptation Finance Gap in Asia

Asia faces a critical climate adaptation finance gap, with only USD 34 billion flowing annually against an estimated need of USD 431 billion. Vulnerable populations and economies bear the brunt of extreme weather events, while institutional and financial barriers limit effective local action. Scaling concessional finance, strengthening local leadership, and leveraging innovative tools like callable capital are essential to build climate resilience and secure a sustainable future for the region.

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Tracking Private Investment for Adaptation: The Need, Our Progress, and Next Steps

Private finance for adaptation is increasingly vital—growing these flows requires a better understanding of how much is going where. This blog post highlights CPI’s recent evolution of related tracking methodologies, and next steps to deepen and broaden the data coverage.

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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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CCFLA Urban Adaptation and Resilience Finance Workstream Scoping Paper

This scoping paper informs CCFLA’s new Urban A&R Finance Workstream by identifying key challenges, mapping member activities, highlighting gaps, and offering recommendations for collective action.

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Localizing Climate Adaptation at the Urban Level in India

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