Lanskap Pembiayaan Iklim
Data yang jelas tentang aliran pendanaan iklim di tingkat global dan nasional sangat penting untuk menjaga momentum Perjanjian Paris. Jika tidak, sulit untuk mengidentifikasi kesenjangan, mengukur kemajuan, dan mengoptimalkan penyebaran sumber daya publik dan swasta untuk membuat pendanaan yang konsisten dengan tujuan iklim.
Lansekap Global Pembiayaan Iklim CPI memberikan tinjauan paling komprehensif tentang sumber dan instrumen keuangan yang mendorong investasi dan berapa banyak pendanaan iklim mengalir secara global dan ke sektor mana. Metodologi Lansekap kami yang kuat telah diterapkan di tingkat nasional di 22 negara, termasuk mulai bekerja dengan pemerintah India, Indonesia, Brazil, Kenya, dan Afrika Selatan untuk melengkapi strategi pembiayaan NDC mereka. Ini juga telah digunakan di sektor-sektor kritis yang membutuhkan lebih banyak pembiayaan, termasuk penggunaan lahan, adaptasi, akses energi, dan keuangan energi terbarukan.
Pekerjaan kami, yang diawasi oleh Kelompok Pelacakan Keuangan yang selaras dengan Iklim, memengaruhi Perjanjian Paris, dan terus digunakan oleh UNFCCC dan Klub Keuangan Pembangunan Internasional dalam diskusi pembuatan kebijakan.
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