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Damage caused by climate change: Can the new climate fund deliver what it promises?

Published: 14 October 2024

Analysis

The new Loss and Damage Fund (FRLD) aims to support climate-vulnerable countries against escalating damages. Despite meeting setup milestones, key questions on funding scale, the operational model, and access policies remain unresolved. Can the FRLD truly deliver?

By Liane Schalatek

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In this fateful year of public climate financing, a quantum leap must be made

Published: 18 June 2024

Interview

Climate finance is high on the agenda of this year's international climate negotiations. Climate finance expert Liane Schalatek explains the key sticking points and what civil society calls for.

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Bretton Woods Revisited: Creating a Monetary and Economic Order Fit for the 21st Century

Published: 12 June 2024

Statement

Ahead of the 80th anniversary of the Bretton Woods Conference, together with partner institutions, we propose reforms in eight critical areas of the international economic and financial architecture to reflect the changing global realities and challenges.

By Ulrich Volz, Kamal Ramburuth, Janak Raj, Paulo Esteves, William N. Kring and Sarah Ribbert

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Southeast Asian Perspectives on the Operationalization of the Loss & Damage Fund

Published: 24 October 2023

Policy Brief

This policy brief is an expanded version of the Submission made by the Manila Observatory to the UNFCCC Transitional Committee after a sector-wide SEA-specific workshop in Bangkok, Thailand August 2023.

By Ma. Laurice Jamero, Jameela Joy Reyes, Hazel Acero, Jayvy Gamboa and Bernardine de Belen

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The risks of large-scale biosequestration in the context of Carbon Dioxide Removal

Published: 11 October 2017

The Paris Agreement’s target of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees is largely dependent on Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) approaches and climate finance institutions are already supporting such afforestation schemes. The report describes existing trends in the field of large-scale biosequestration and examines the social and ecological impacts of such projects.

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Climate Finance

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Germany can and must do more for international climate protection

COP29 Exacerbates Climate Injustice

COP29: Is the Loss and Damage Fund Becoming an Empty Promise?

The future of climate justice will be decided in Baku

New goals, old problems: the UN Climate Change Conference COP29 in Azerbaijan