About less than half of required finance available for nature-based solutions: State of Nature Finance 2022
Government expenditure on environmentally harmful subsidies is three to seven times greater than public and…
Climate Policy
2022: The year ESG took a beating
Some say ESG is in need of a rethink. There are others who have outrightly called…
15th Biodiversity COP kicks off in Canada, fate of the Global Biodiversity Framework hangs in balance
Government delegations have landed in Montreal, Canada for the 15th Conference of Parties under the…
Question of ‘who will pay’ loomed large over LTF negotiations at COP27
Developed countries took multiple potshots at the definition of climate finance and their obligations to…
India rises two spots to rank 8th in this year’s Climate Change Performance Index
It is among the high performing countries in the index, preceded by Denmark, Sweden, Chile,…
G20 vows to make all efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C
G20 urged developed nations to make further pledges in order to meet the $100 billion…
Why quality matters as much as quantity with energy transition finance
Energy transition finance needs to be in line with needs and circumstances, and provided in…
“Proposal to discuss Article 2.1 (c) dilutes developed countries’ historical responsibility to provide finance”
CarbonCopy speaks to Diego Pacheco, head of the Bolivian delegation to the UNFCCC and spokesperson…
Will Egypt COP end rich nations’ deafening silence on loss and damage fund?
Vulnerable nations want a formal loss-and-damage financing mechanism, but the Global North needs to let…
Finance flows are 5-10 times lower than required: Adaptation Gap Report 2022
Current adaptation practice falls woefully short than needed and the gap continues to widen, says…