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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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Publication

Climate Resilient Landscape Finance

Climate Resilient Landscape Finance is an innovative concessional debt facility combining microfinance, private debt, and technical assistance to address the underlying challenges to long-term sustainable, climate-resilient land management in and around African conservancies.

Publication

Catalyst Climate Resilience Fund

The Catalyst Climate Resilience Fund is the leading impact fund and accelerator supporting pre-seed tech startups that are building a climate resilient future in Africa.

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Landscape of Climate Finance for Agrifood Systems

This report presents the first comprehensive analysis of climate finance flowing to agrifood systems globally.

Blog

“Beyond Adaptation”: Coming to Terms with Loss & Damage

This blog seeks to unpack the loss & damage policy-finance agenda, reflecting on how we could, or should, define it from a climate finance tracking perspective.

Publication

Tracking Investments in Climate Resilient Infrastructure

This study is a first-of-its-kind attempt to evaluate options for tracking climate resilient infrastructure investments.

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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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