Tracking Climate Finance by Sector
CPI is the leading authority on tracking and analyzing climate finance flows. We work to assess the scale of finance, identify the main actors in the market, reveal investment gaps, and highlight opportunities to mobilize finance to fulfill investment potential in key sectors with the potential for positive climate impact.
Our sectoral climate finance tracking work covers a wide range of topics, including:
- the first comprehensive analysis of climate finance flowing to agrifood systems globally;
- a comprehensive analysis of commitments flowing to energy access in high impact countries;
- the first comprehensive assessment of methane abatement finance;
- and innovative methods to better measure finance for climate adaptation.
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Landscape of Methane Abatement Finance 2023
The latest insights on global methane abatement finance covering trends in 2021 and 2022
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Landscape of Climate Finance for Agrifood Systems
This report presents the first comprehensive analysis of climate finance flowing to agrifood systems globally.
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Global Landscape of Renewable Energy Finance 2023
This third edition of the biannual joint report by IRENA and CPI analyses investment trends by technology, sector, region, source of finance and financial instrument in the period 2013-2020.
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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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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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IDFC Green Finance Mapping 2026: Biodiversity Analysis
IDFC biodiversity finance rose 79% to USD 14.2 billion in 2025. A stocktake shows members are building biodiversity into their strategies. Explore the key findings and the priorities for scaling up biodiversity finance.
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Out of Landfills: Co-benefits of Decentralizing Organic Waste Management in Bandung
A cost-benefit analysis of decentralized organic waste management in Bandung finds that diverting organic waste from landfills could yield benefits worth 5.17 times its costs, while cutting methane emissions, creating green jobs, and easing pressure on city budgets.
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Financing Adaptation in India: Recent Developments and Emerging Pathways
Adaptation is becoming central to India’s climate and development planning. This report examines evolving climate risks, national and state-level policies, adaptation finance requirements, and opportunities to scale financing and strengthen climate resilience across India.
