Public finance for climate change adaptation can be broadly defined as transnational, national and local finance from public sources that seeks to support actions aimed at helping human and natural click this to read more
Climate change Climate change is a global problem and requires all countries to take effective, concerted, and collective actions. In the early 1990s, countries joined the first international treaty, the click this to read more
Over the past few years, there is a growing consensus that capital needs to shift from the ‘do no harm’ premise to the ‘create positive impact’ premise. This has helped click this to read more
Net Zero is a state in which Greenhouse Gas (GHG)1 emissions released in the atmosphere are balanced by GHG removals over a specific period.
Blog Following up on our last blog – Ways to de-risk Climate Finance – one of the common discussion themes that takes centre stage is ‘Leveraging Public Finance,’ and almost click this to read more
India must put energy security and climate finance at the heart of its G20 presidency by focusing on helping countries adopt critical and appropriate governance, strategy and risk management structures click this to read more