Catalytic Climate Finance Facility
The Catalytic Climate Finance Facility (CC Facility) accelerates the implementation of high-impact, ready-to-scale financial structures, filling a market gap in mobilizing private capital for climate action in developing economies. The initiative is a partnership between Climate Policy Initiative and Convergence, who are combining their expertise to turn innovative financial vehicles into scalable solutions, to increase the available investable pipeline and grow the climate finance market.
The CC Facility accelerates the implementation of climate finance solutions by offering grant funding of up to USD 500,000, customized technical support over 12-18 months, and knowledge-sharing resources through a learning hub. The initiative aims to be an ecosystem builder and address a market need in scaling blended finance structures and catalyzing capital for climate change.
The facility has raised USD 13 million to date and is fundraising for a second round of USD 10 million. The goal of the initiative is to reach USD 100 million in size over the next few years..
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Mapeamento de Financiamento Climático Internacional para o Brasil
Novo estudo do CPI/PUC-Rio analisa e quantifica o financiamento climático internacional no Brasil entre 2021 e 2022 em comparação aos números de 2019 e 2020.
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Mapeamento Interativo de Financiamento Climático Internacional para o Brasil
Novo estudo do CPI/PUC-Rio analisa e quantifica o financiamento climático internacional no Brasil entre 2021 e 2022 em comparação aos números de 2019 e 2020.
Publicações recentes
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Climate Finance Roadmap for Livestock in Latin America and the Caribbean
The pilot of CPI’s climate finance roadmaps framework focuses on livestock in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), a sector responsible for over half of GHG emissions and millions of livelihoods in the region.
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Strengthening collaboration to scale climate and development finance
Strengthening collaboration among vertical climate funds, multilateral development banks, and national development banks is key to scaling climate and development finance. This report, commissioned by the G20 Sustainable Finance Working Group, outlines actions to mobilize public and private capital, leveraging complementary strengths to accelerate sustainable development and meet global climate goals.
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Top-down Climate Finance Needs Data Dashboard
This dashboard tracks 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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From commitments to capital—are the NDCs 3.0 built to mobilize climate investment?
As countries update their NDCs, are these documents sending clear climate investment signals to the market? CPI’s new methodology and interactive data visualization provides a snapshot of progress made in the first 18 “NDCs 3.0” submitted to the UNFCCC in 2025 by non-Annex I parties.
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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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Unpacking climate finance quality: a common framework for collective action
High-quality climate finance goes beyond individual projects to deliver transformational change at market and system levels. This blog introduces CPI’s new three-level framework for understanding climate finance quality—supporting a shared language across public finance providers to improve effectiveness, track progress, and guide future investments toward low-emission, climate-resilient economies.
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Six Reasons Why Urban Adaptation Finance Is Falling Short in the Global South
Cities are on the frontlines of the climate crisis. While the need for urban adaptation is growing, funding remains alarmingly low. This blog from CCFLA reveals why finance isn’t flowing—and what can be done to close the gap.
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O Potencial do PRA Autodeclaratório para Impulsionar a Restauração Florestal: Vantagens, Limites e Recomendações
Esta publicação apresenta os resultados da análise de modelos de PRA autodeclaratório e seu potencial para acelerar a restauração florestal obrigatória, destaca suas principais vantagens e limitações e propõe ainda diretrizes para apoiar sua adoção como instrumento legítimo de política pública, capaz de fortalecer a implementação do Código Florestal na prática.
