Alice Caravani

Research Officer, Climate and Environment

Alice has a background in Development Economics and recently completed a Masters at LSE in Environment and Development. Her work at ODI within the CCEF team has mainly been focused on the Climate Funds Update website and issues related to climate finance. In addition to climate finance, Alice’s main research interests include the trade-offs between economic growth and environmental protection in developing countries and economic evaluation of environmental projects and policies.

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The evolving global climate finance architecture

Publication - Toolkits - 23 November 2012

Climate Finance Fundamentals 2

Alice Caravani, Smita Nakhooda, Charlene Watson, Overseas Development Institute and Liane Schalatek, Heinrich Böll Stiftung North America

This Brief investigates the evolution of climate finance, describing the main actors and initiatives that have been active to-date.

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Adaptation Finance

Publication - Briefing papers - 23 November 2012

Climate Finance Fundamentals 3

Liane Schalatek Heinrich Böell Stiftung and Smita Nakhooda, Sam Barnard and Alice Caravani, Overseas Development Institute

This Brief looks at the challenge for the international community to ensure adequate levels of funding for adaptation activities in vulnerable developing countries.

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Climate finance regional briefing: Sub-Saharan Africa

Publication - Briefing papers - 23 November 2012

Climate Finance Fundamentals 7

Liane Schalatek Heinrich Böell Stiftung and Smita Nakhooda, Sam Barnard, Alice Caravani , Overseas Development Institute

Africa is the region that has contributed the least to global greenhouse gas emissions but is the most vulnerable to the impact of climate change. It is estimated that the total cost of Africa’s adaptation to climate change will be between $10-30 billion a year by 2030.

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Mitigation finance

Publication - Briefing papers - 23 November 2012

Climate Finance Fundamentals 4

Liane Schalatek, Heinrich Böll Stiftung and Smita Nakhooda, Sam Barnard, Alice Caravani, ODI

This Brief describes the funds that have been created by industrialized countries to finance emission reductions in developing countries and examines how these funds can work with private capital to secure the level of funding needed.

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Climate finance transparency

Event - Round-table - 18 May 2012 10:00 - 13:00 (GMT+00)

In collaboration with World Resources Institute (WRI) and Publish What You Fund, this round table building will explore a number of new studies that have recently been completed. These include two reviews of the scope, objectives and reporting practices of the UK and US climate finance contributions by and an analysis of the aid transparency and climate finance nexus.

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