China
À medida que a China expande seu alcance econômico global, seu foco e impacto acerca de questões climáticas estão aumentando tanto internamente quanto no exterior.
Para ajudar tomadores de decisões, investidores e analistas da indústria a tomarem decisões informadas, o CPI produz uma série de pesquisas e análises sobre o estado das finanças climáticas relacionadas à China, desde a política fiscal verde doméstica até a captação e o investimento internacional de fundos de capital.
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The Regenerative Agriculture Fund: A scalable blueprint for Agri-innovation in EMDEs
EMDE agriculture faces a double-bind: it’s a climate risk driver and its biggest victim. BDMG’s RA Fund breaks this cycle. Using a three-tiered approach to de-risk, empower, and align incentives, this model turns policy into reality. Download the report to explore the future of agri-innovation...
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Landscape of Climate Finance in Ethiopia
Ethiopia’s climate finance landscape tracks mitigation and adaptation flows from 2019–2023, revealing gaps between investment needs and available finance. It highlights sources, uses, and priorities that support climate action in one of Africa’s fastest-growing and climate-vulnerable economies.
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Can carbon finance work for smallholder agriculture?
This blog identifies three barriers to the efficacy of voluntary carbon markets for agrifood systems—unreliable corporate demand, high upfront costs, and asymmetric market incentives—and discuss what needs to shift to unlock the potential of carbon credits for agrifood systems.
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Climate finance in China - can adaptation investment mirror the successes of mitigation finance?
Against a backdrop of more frequent and intensifying climate hazards threatening long-term growth and prosperity, China has built a robust enabling environment. The opportunity now lies in translating ambition into progress on adaptation finance.
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Driving Jobs, Economic Growth, and Climate Action: The Role of Clean Mobility in India
India’s industrial growth is increasingly aligned with climate goals, with the auto sector central to GDP and jobs. Yet oil dependence and rising emissions pose risks—making EV transition critical for energy security, competitiveness, and low-carbon growth, with both opportunities and transition cha
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Quem Fica de Fora do Pronaf? Caminhos para ampliar o acesso ao crédito entre agricultores familiares
Nesta publicação, pesquisadores do CPI/PUC-Rio buscam compreender as principais barreiras para acesso ao crédito e apontar caminhos para ampliar o acesso de agricultores familiares ao Pronaf, a fim de impulsionar a produção sustentável e sua resiliência climática.
