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Photo of trees in a red sunrise in Kigali, Rwanda
Africa Briefings Public finance Series

Nov 2025

Reforming Climate Finance: Adaptation Finance in Africa

There is an urgent need for adaptation funding, particularly in Africa. In meeting this, public funds must remain the backbone of climate resilience efforts.

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Australia’s climate finance to Southeast Asia lags behind China  
Asia & Pacific Briefings Public finance

Nov 2025

Australia’s climate finance to Southeast Asia lags behind China  

China has provided ten times more climate finance to Southeast Asia than Australia, underscoring Beijing’s growing influence in the run-up to COP30.

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Tropical Forest Forever Facility aims to incentivise forest protection
Briefings Plants and forests Public finance

Sep 2025

Tropical Forest Forever Facility aims to incentivise forest protection

Brazil will launch the Tropical Forest Forever Facility at COP30, a landmark fund designed to raise up to USD 125 billion to protect tropical forests, support the energy transition, and deliver direct benefits to Indigenous Peoples and local communities.

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IPBES: Economic and financial systems must evolve to protect biodiversity and support transformative change
Briefings Plants and forests Public finance

Jan 2025

IPBES: Economic and financial systems must evolve to protect biodiversity and support transformative change

Investment in biodiversity conservation remains critically low despite the global economy's heavy reliance on nature.

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Promises and reality of climate finance flows in Latin America and the Caribbean
Briefings Public finance

Nov 2024

Promises and reality of climate finance flows in Latin America and the Caribbean

Current climate finance flows to Latin America and the Caribbean require an 8-10x increase to meet Nationally Determined Contributions commitments.

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Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms require coordinated global action
Briefings Public finance

Nov 2024

Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms require coordinated global action

The exact impact of the EU CBAM is difficult to predict, but international coordination is needed to ensure CBAMs reduce emissions and do not burden developing countries.

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