From Forests to Markets: Transforming East Africa’s Carbon Economy

Microfinance, with its deep community roots, can bridge climate vulnerability and green growth. By enabling climate-smart livelihoods, clean energy access, and risk protection for low-income households, MFIs can simultaneously build resilience for […]

Based on insights from CLIC, CCFF, and the Lab, this blog explores how blended finance structures can scale climate investment in Latin America's agrifood systems. The post Blending climate finance for Latin America’s agrifood systems appeared […]

Methane is one of the fastest, most cost-effective levers for climate action—and Indonesia is uniquely positioned to lead. This analysis explores how the country’s upcoming Sustainable Finance Taxonomy update can embed clear criteria for methane […]

What role do asset managers play in the climate transition? This blog explores why the asset owner–manager relationship is a critical but underexamined lever for real-economy impact. Drawing on CPI’s Net Zero Finance Tracker, it highlights how […]

Private finance for adaptation is increasingly vital—growing these flows requires a better understanding of how much is going where. This blog post highlights CPI's recent evolution of related tracking methodologies, and next steps to deepen and […]

High-quality climate finance goes beyond individual projects to deliver transformational change at market and system levels. This blog introduces CPI’s new three-level framework for understanding climate finance quality—supporting a shared […]

Cities are on the frontlines of the climate crisis. While the need for urban adaptation is growing, funding remains alarmingly low. This blog from CCFLA reveals why finance isn’t flowing—and what can be done to close the gap. The post Six […]