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Adaptation and Resilience

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There is an urgent need to spur greater investment into climate adaptation and resilience. However, current investments in adaptation constitute only a fraction of what is needed to avoid costly and catastrophic future impacts.

To help investors and policymakers better understand needs and opportunities, and close the adaptation investment gap, CPI tracks the current state of global finance for climate adaptation, guides recommendations on how best to fill data gaps in adaptation tracking, and conducts analysis and proposes solutions aimed to mobilize private finance for adaptation and resilience.

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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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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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Unlocking Finance for Nature-based Solutions in Indian Cities

Guidebook and repository by the India Forum for NbS providing a three-step framework to assess policy, strengthen project models, and unlock finance for urban Nature-based Solutions in Indian cities. Includes best practices and stakeholder insights to support scale and investment readiness.

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Assessing Climate Risk, Framing Resilience, and Reporting Impact: A Guide for Climate Finance Practitioners 

This guide supports those working on climate finance vehicle structuring and implementation to manage climate risk and design investments with material improvements to resilience.

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Unlocking Climate Finance for Women-Led Enterprises in Nepal: Ground-level Insights

This brief examines how women-led and women-engaging enterprises in Nepal’s agriculture and forestry sectors can access finance to strengthen livelihoods and climate resilience, based on primary research by CPI with FA-N and SIAS.

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Price Risk Facility

The Price Risk Facility addresses the challenges of price volatility in agriculture, which significantly impact the financial stability of smallholder farmers and agribusinesses. 
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Morgan Richmond

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Pallavi Sherikar

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Uma Pal

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Sasha Abraham

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