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Industrial Decarbonization

Production of industrial materials contribute to over a third of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Reconciling the growth of industrial output with global climate ambitions remains one of our toughest challenges.

CPI leverages its expertise across sectors, actors, and geographies to support industrial decarbonization, including work to develop a roadmap for financing industrial decarbonization and policy interventions that best enable the development and deployment of low-carbon technologies required for long-term decarbonization of the largest emitting industrial sectors.

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The Amazon in Focus: How to Redirect Public Resources to Support the Region’s Sustainable Development

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Methane Abatement Finance: Current Landscape and Pathways to Scale

This brief tracks methane abatement finance across three major methane-emitting sectors from 2021 to 2023 and identifies pathways to scale.

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Tracking the Climate Transition of the Global Financial System: Insights from the Net Zero Finance Tracker 

Drawing on an assessment of 1,500 of the world’s major financial institutions, this report examines progress across climate targets, implementation, and real-economy outcomes. It identifies where institutions are advancing, where challenges remain, and actions needed to accelerate the transiti...

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COP30 Presidency Roadmap on Enhancing Efforts Towards Halting and Reversing Deforestation and Forest Degradation by 2030 Platform

The COP30 Presidency launches the Roadmap on Enhancing Efforts Towards Halting and Reversing Deforestation and Forest Degradation by 2030, with technical partnership from CPI/PUC-Rio.

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Guarding development gains: finance ministries and adaptation investment 

A new blog for the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action (CFMCA) explores how finance ministries can unlock more funding for adaptation and reduce the costs of climate shocks.

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Adaptation and Resilience Finance in an Overshoot World: The Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2026

Global adaptation finance reached USD 69 billion in 2024, but the most climate-vulnerable countries remain underserved. In an overshoot world, volume alone cannot show whether finance is working. Five questions follow finance past the point of commitment to show progress on long-lasting resilience.
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