Financiamento Climático
Limitar o aumento da temperatura global a menos de 1,5 ° Celsius e alcançar o desenvolvimento sustentável exigirá trilhões de novos investimentos e uma mudança deliberada em direção a modelos econômicos de baixo carbono e resilientes ao clima.
Com profunda experiência em política e finanças, os analistas e consultores da CPI ajudam governos, empresas e instituições financeiras a impulsionar o crescimento econômico enquanto lidam com as mudanças climáticas. Nosso programa de financiamento climático, uma equipe de 70 pessoas liderada pela Dr. Barbara Buchner, trabalha para gerar investimentos resilientes e de baixo carbono.
Publicações em destaque
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Report Summary: Costs and Impacts of Low-Carbon Technologies for Steel and Cement Sectors in India
This piece discusses key policy recommendations from the steel and cement sectors in India based on our analysis of low-carbon solutions (LCS), which are critical in policy-making and investment decisions.
Publicações recentes
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Policy Brief: How to Increase Financing for Urban Climate Adaptation and Resilience
This policy brief presents key actions for national policymakers around the world to increase the amount of available finance for cities to respond to climate risks.
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Climate Risks and Opportunities
More than 75% of Indian districts are hotspots for extreme climate events. The white paper discusses the current state in Indian Financial sector and emerging directions.
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Blog: De-risking Climate Finance with Magic Wands
This blog highlights the use of guarantees and insurance as useful mechanisms to de-risk finance and demonstrates how similar approaches can be used to leverage public finance. It is a follow up of another blog -Ways to de-risk Climate Finance.
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Increasing Subnational Pension Funds’ Climate Investments
This report explores the ways in which pension funds represents a key source of capital for urban climate action.
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Futureproofing India’s Public Sector Enterprises (Part 1)
Public sector enterprises not only play a vital role in the electricity sector, but also contribute significantly to India’s economy and the social fabric of the country by employing over 15 lakh individuals. Given their vast interests in the coal value chain, they would need to become key change-makers, to not just help achieve India’s decarbonization commitments but to also ensure a just transition for all stakeholders.
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Landscape of Green Finance in India 2022
An update to India’s first-ever effort to track green investment flows that measures both public and private sources of capital for FY 2019-20
