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CPI’s Climate Finance Tracking Program provides the most comprehensive data and insights into finance flows supporting climate change mitigation and adaptation outcomes.

With time running out to close the climate investment gap, decision-makers require clear, comprehensive information on climate mitigation and adaptation finance. CPI’s unique analysis covers both public and private finance data, translating it into concise reporting and interactive data visualizations. Our research provides a baseline against which to measure progress towards levels of investment consistent with global climate goals.

Our work aims to provide governments, climate funds, development finance institutions, philanthropies, and private investors with accurate data on the current scale, sources, instruments, and uses of climate finance.

Our Focus

Flows

What is the current state of global climate finance?

Presenting the most comprehensive data available on global climate finance flows, including granular data by source, financial instrument, region, use, and sector.

Needs

How far are we to closing the climate investment gap?

Using both bottom-up and top-down analyses to understand the finance required by region, sector, and type of capital, and examining the roles of public and private investment in closing the climate finance gap.

Impact

What should be prioritized to improve impact and outcomes?

Creating frameworks and assessing historical data to understand the effectiveness and efficiency of climate-aligned and unaligned finance.

Ensuring the quality of our work

Data Science

CPI is continually evolving our use of data science tools to deliver unique insights and drive impact. We improve the quantity and quality of climate finance data access through tools like web scraping, enhanced data processing, and multi-language programming. We also contribute to open-source tools and datasets for climate action.

Methodology

CPI leverages a decade of finance tracking methodology expertise to ensure consistency and comparability in our data, especially important to shed light on complicated topics and data sets that cross industries, geographies, and the private and public sectors.

Convening and dissemination

CPI breaks down silos and brings together governments, development finance institutions, the private sector, and civil society to form consensus around shared goals, pragmatic solutions, and implementation priorities.

Our climate finance analysis and publications provide deep-dive insights by sector and geography

Climate Finance by Sector

We use our unique data set and methodological expertise throughout our growing body of sector-specific and thematic work. Our sectoral and thematic areas of analysis include assessing the scale of climate finance, identifying the main actors, and revealing investment gaps. We also highlight opportunities to mobilize finance that address climate goals and create positive economic impacts. Our sectoral climate finance tracking work covers a wide range of topics, including comprehensive analyses of:

  • Climate finance for agrifood systems globally
  • Financial commitments flowing to energy access in high-impact countries
  • Methane abatement finance

CPI has also published innovative methods to better measure finance for climate adaptation.

Icon with a windmill and solar panel Energy Access
Icon Adaptation
I Agrifood
Icon of factory chimneys Methane
Three-storey building icon Green Infrastructure
Icon of three trees representing 'land use' Land use

Climate Finance by Geography

Understanding domestic flows of finance can help governments identify finance gaps, prioritize efforts to better align with climate goals, and unlock the private investment needed for green, resilient development.

Our tracking work supports these efforts by providing robust analyses of how much climate finance is flowing at regional, national, and subnational levels. We also work directly with governments to identify the enabling conditions that can help drive investment to support low-carbon, climate-resilient growth.

Publications

Publicação

Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2024

The most comprehensive overview of global climate-related primary investment.

Publicação

Panorama de Financiamento Climático para Uso da Terra no Brasil 2021–2023

Pesquisadores do CPI/PUC-Rio elaboraram um panorama que quantifica os fluxos financeiros direcionados para a agropecuária e as florestas que estão alinhados com objetivos climáticos, abrangendo o período de 2021 a 2023.

Publicação

Bottom-up Climate Finance Needs

CPI’s bottom-up climate finance needs analysis can help identify the largest gaps at the country level, track progress against climate targets, and better inform decision-makers and financial institutions on how to increase the speed, scale, and quality of climate finance.

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Partners and Collaborators

Equipe

Barbara Buchner

Global Managing Director

Baysa Naran

Senior Manager

Anna Balm

Project Manager

Angela Woodall

Design Manager

Bella Tonkonogy

Director

Ben Melling

Analyst

Caroline Alberti

Analyst

Caroline Dreyer

Communications Manager, Events & Partnerships

Chavi Meattle

Manager

Claris Parenti

Junior Analyst

Costanza Strinati

Manager

Dharshan Wignarajah

Director

Elana Fortin

Design Associate

Gaoyi Miao

Analyst

Haysam Azhar

Analyst

Jake Connolly

Senior Analyst

Jose E. Diaz

Data Analyst

Malini Chakravarty

Research Manager

Morgan Richmond

Manager

Nikita Marini

Data Analyst

Pedro de Aragão Fernandes

Senior Analyst

Sasha Abraham

Senior Analyst

Sean Stout

Analyst

Shengzi Li

Analyst

Tinglu Zhang

Junior Data Analyst

Valerio Micale

Associate Director

Please get in touch at adminlondon@cpiglobal.org if you would like to learn more or support our research.

Many climate finance tracking challenges remain. By providing ever more comprehensive and comparable data, CPI will continue to help decision-makers make optimal use of their resources.

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