The Green Climate Fund
Liane Schalatek Heinrich Böell Stiftung and Smita Nakhooda, Overseas Development Institute
This note describes the Green Climate Fund design process to date, and outlines key points of tension.
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Climate finance in Sub-Saharan Africa
This policy brief reviews general trends in African climate finance. It considers the key actors in the region and their evolving role in negotiations over the global architecture for climate finance, and finds that funding that is currently delivered is far from fulfilling the demonstrated needs of SSA. -
The evolving global climate finance architecture
Alice Caravani, Smita Nakhooda, Charlene Watson, Overseas Development Institute and Liane Schalatek, Heinrich Böll Stiftung North AmericaThis Brief investigates the evolution of climate finance, describing the main actors and initiatives that have been active to-date. -
Adaptation Finance
Liane Schalatek Heinrich Böell Stiftung and Smita Nakhooda, Sam Barnard and Alice Caravani, Overseas Development InstituteThis Brief looks at the challenge for the international community to ensure adequate levels of funding for adaptation activities in vulnerable developing countries. -
Mitigation finance
Liane Schalatek, Heinrich Böll Stiftung and Smita Nakhooda, Sam Barnard, Alice Caravani, ODIThis 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. -
REDD-plus finance
Liane Schalatek, Heinrich Böll Stiftung and Alice Caravani, Smita Nakhooda, Charlene Watson, ODIREDD-plus finance has received a lot of attention over the last years. This Brief describes the funding initiatives in support of this major international mitigation strategy and raises some ongoing challenges for the equitable delivery of climate finance. -
Climate finance regional briefing: Sub-Saharan Africa
Liane Schalatek Heinrich Böell Stiftung and Smita Nakhooda, Sam Barnard, Alice Caravani , Overseas Development InstituteAfrica 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. -
Climate finance regional briefing: Asia and the Pacific
Liane Schalatek, Heinrich Böll Stiftung and Sam Barnard, Smita Nakhooda, Alice Caravani, Overseas Development Institute andAsia is the largest continent and has the world’s most expansive Ocean – the Pacific – on its margins. It is also the region that has received the most international climate funding, which so far has concentrated on supporting mitigation activities. -
Climate finance regional briefing: Middle East and North Africa
Liane Schalatek, Heinrich Böll Stiftung and Smita Nakhooda , Alice Caravani, Sam Barnard, Overseas Development InstitutThe Middle East and North Africa is a region that is both vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and shares some responsibility for such change, as measured in terms of per capita emissions. International public sources that fund climate change projects in the region are extremely scarce. -
Gender and climate finance
Liane Schalatek, Heinrich Böll Stiftung and Smita Nakhooda, Overseas Development InstituteThis brief outlines some key principles and actions for making climate financing instruments more gender-responsive.