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Climate Policy Initiative
公共政策办公室
San Francisco，California 134,935 位关注者
Helping governments, businesses, and financial institutions drive economic growth while addressing climate change.
关于我们
CPI is an analysis and advisory organization with deep expertise in finance and policy. We answer pressing questions posed by decision makers through in-depth analysis on what works and what does not. Our mission is to help governments, businesses, and financial institutions drive economic growth while addressing climate change. This is a complex challenge in which national policy plays a crucial role. We work in places that provide the most potential for policy impact, including Brazil, China, Europe, India, Indonesia, and the U.S.
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https://climatepolicyinitiative.org
Climate Policy Initiative的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 公共政策办公室
- 规模
- 51-200 人
- 总部
- San Francisco，California
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2009
- 领域
- Policy analysis、climate finance、energy policy、land use policy、ecosystem management、development、climate change、natural resources、production and protection、low-carbon growth、energy finance、Renewable Energy和Energy Transistion
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Climate Policy Initiative员工
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Rob Kahn
Getting the word out about the great things happening in climate finance and sustainable investing.
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Adrian Toho Parada Panggabean
Banking, Finance and Investment
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Kalpesh Gada
Structured Credit Advisor with a keen interest in social enterprises, non-profits and sustainable finance
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Udetanshu .
Energy Finance, Renewables, Utilities and Infrastructure, Sustainability and Energy Transition | Funding and Investment | M&A | Financing | Strategy…
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?? ICYMI: Four CPI #webinars to watch. From charting the latest global landscape of climate finance to exploring ways to bolster funds, CPI webinars provided a range of insights and opportunities in this space. In Case You Missed It – these are now all available for live streaming – check them out below: ?? The Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2024: Insights for COP29 - https://lnkd.in/dgqnQNwj ?? FiCS Lab Incubator call for proposals: Learn how public development banks and their partners can seek CPI support for climate finance mechanisms: FiCS Lab Incubator - https://lnkd.in/dmA5Y3kg ?? Tracking the Path to Net Zero: Spotlight on Pension Funds: Join CPI’s expert panel to explore European pension funds’ progress toward net zero – and what can spur further action: Webinar: Tracking the Path to Net Zero: Spotlight on Pension Funds - https://lnkd.in/dEqPRrAD ?? Learn Why and How to Apply to the CLIC Connector: The Connector is inviting applications in Latin America and the Caribbean for its support program for agriculture and food-related SMEs with high climate, nature, and biodiversity potential: https://lnkd.in/gtdG6WXt #climatefinance #climateaction
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???? As the host of a special Knowledge Sharing session at Electricity Connect 2024, we’re delighted to invite and welcome you to attend a series of panel that delve into sustainable finance, governance practices, and legal frameworks that support Indonesia's energy transition. Our analyst Khalifa Akbar Wignjasasmita will moderate the entire session while our Indonesia Director Tiza Mafira and Manager Luthfyana Larasati, CPA(Aust.) will share insights on the Governance of Sustainable Finance Products and the Sustainability-Linked Loan Principles. ?? Date: November 22, 2024 at 12:30 - 15:00 WIB ?? Location: Jakarta Convention Center, Nuri Room ???? Registration Link: (FREE REGISTRATION) https://lnkd.in/gnZ7h5tT #SustainableFinance #SustainabilityLinkedLoans #Indonesia #JustEnergyTransition
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CPI was proud to support the International Monetary Fund recent report on ways to unlock #adaptationfinance in emerging markets. As CPI recently reported in its Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2024, adaptation finance to #EMDEs must increase 3x from current levels, and each year of delay in addressing GHG mitigation only increases the adaptation finance gap. CPI adaptation lead analyst Morgan Richmond provides her takeaways from the IMF report.
Very glad to see this IMF analysis released yesterday – Unlocking Adaptation Finance in Emerging Market and Developing Economies – and grateful to have had the opportunity to provide inputs. A few takeaways: 1.?The authors capture clearly that closing the adaptation gap will require comprehensive policy reforms, development of appropriate incentives and risk-sharing mechanisms, and enhancements in tracking and measurement of adaptation finance flows and impact. This aligns closely with Climate Policy Initiative's work on adaptation in 2024 – including work to advance private sector adaptation finance tracking – and with our vision for 2025 to improve our collective understanding of the state of play in adaptation finance to better inform the way forward. 2.?A key role the IMF can play in unlocking adaptation finance in EMDEs is in deployment of the Resilience and Sustainability Trust, which since operationalization in 2022 has aimed to enable members to address long-term structural challenges including climate change. As the IMF works to enhance economic resilience and sustainability through the RST, it will be critical that deployment is carefully managed to 1) avoid raising the costs of capital for members, 2) ensure climate vulnerability is considered in eligibility (including highly climate vulnerable middle income countries), and 3) strategically support governments in advancing financial structures that efficiently capture dispersed benefits of adaptation as financial revenues. 3.?The analysis rightly notes that countries’ adaptation costs are highly dynamic and are influenced by factors well beyond physical climate hazards including domestic policy environment, structural reforms, and the broader global policy landscape. Indeed, as we move into 2025, at CPI we are likewise looking to the nexus of policy and finance, including through our work on the?Climate Finance Reform Compass to facilitate consensus and coordinate action among governments, civil society, and the private sector on the full range of international financial architecture reforms needed to meet the global climate challenge.?I’m particularly interested to dive further into the impact of trade openness vs. fragmentation on country-level climate vulnerability and adaptation costs. https://lnkd.in/g5DTcqC3
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Global Managing Director?Barbara Buchner?will deliver a keynote speech at the AGES opening plenary session in Cape Town next February. Senior Advisor?Jonathan F., who is the interim chairperson of AGES’ advisory board, will also feature as a speaker at the summit.
?? Africa's Green Economy Summit 2025: Connecting Innovation with Capital for a Sustainable Future Mark your calendars! From February 19-21, 2025, Cape Town will host Africa's Green Economy Summit, uniting groundbreaking sustainable development projects with global investors. ?? With a focus on climate resilience, green industrialization, and the future of African cities, this summit is a pivotal opportunity to drive impactful change. Featuring keynote speakers like Barbara Buchner of Climate Policy Initiative, AGES 2025 will explore how Africa can lead in the green and blue economies. Don’t miss the chance to be part of the solution to global climate challenges. ?? ?? Learn more and register here: https://lnkd.in/ds87DUh8 Read more from Faharasnet News here: https://lnkd.in/dZ4NB98H #AGES2025 #Sustainability #GreenEconomy #ClimateAction #Innovation
Register for AGES 2025
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Agrifood systems are among the most underfunded areas of climate finance – but by how much? ??New research released today by CPI, ClimateShot Investor Coalition (CLIC), and FAO finds that global agrifood systems require USD 1.1 trillion annually – or an increase in investments by nearly 40 times from current levels – to align with a 1.5°C pathway. The longer the delay in capital deployment for climate action, the more climate impacts are expected to intensify, and the higher these costs may increase, exacerbating the “finance gap.” ??The report also finds that countries’ Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) underestimate the investment required to achieve their climate targets for agrifood systems, currently estimated at USD 201.5 billion, by nearly six times. With the next round of NDCs due for submission to the UNFCCC in 2025, the report urges policymakers to address the “planning gap” by escalating their commitments to achieve the scale of investment needed in agrifood systems. ??Agrifood systems account for only 15% of total funding needs reported in NDCs, despite accounting for a third of global GHG emissions. Furthermore, only 37% of the 167 Parties to the Paris Agreement that have submitted NDCs assess climate finance for agrifood systems, exposing a “data gap” in current estimations. To learn more about the three gaps in investment for agrifood systems – finance, planning, and data – please visit: https://lnkd.in/gcigifMb
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Ahead of the #G20 Summit in Brazil next week, a new policy brief co-authored by Malini Chakravarty, Research Manager at Climate Policy Initiative, shows that adaptation finance remains critically underfunded, with just 5% of tracked global #ClimateFinance directed toward #resilience. Particularly the private sector's current 2% contribution leaves a vast business opportunity for #AdaptationFinance, which could spur USD 7 trillion in economic growth by 2030. At the same time, a 1°C rise in global temperatures could cut global GDP by 12%. Recommendations to the G20 for designing a new finance architecture for adaptation and resilience include: ?? Incentivize policy frameworks and create concrete pathways for private adaptation and resilience finance. ?? Support and develop the climate information architecture. ???? Support access to affordable finance in emerging and developing countries. Discover more at: https://lnkd.in/ee6m9Vi6
Designing the New Finance Architecture for Adaptation and Resilience
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?? Global temperatures hit record highs between 2015 and 2023, and extreme weather events have increased fivefold in the last 50 years. Even with strides in investment, climate finance is still lacking. To limit global warming to 1.5°C, and avoid the worst impacts caused by climate change, an estimated USD 6.7 trillion to USD 10 trillion per year is needed by 2050. But why aren’t we there yet? Explore the Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2024 and discover where the funding gap remains: https://lnkd.in/eGSxtRb8 #climatefinance #climateaction #sustainablefinance #COP29 #financeday
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On today's #FinanceDay at #COP29, we are pleased to have contributed to the new Synthesis report, published by Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) today. Together with key NGFS members, CPI provides crucial insights on scaling up climate finance and aligning financial systems with the #ParisAgreement.
NGFS at #COP29 | Taking stock of the #greening of the financial system ?? The NGFS is proud to release its Synthesis report on the greening of the financial system, offering a comprehensive view on recent progress and remaining gaps. Join us for an in-depth discussion of the report’s findings and other NGFS deliverables on #FinanceDay, in Baku and online! ?? This Synthesis report provides essential insights for #COP29, shedding light on the steps needed to embed climate, nature, and transition considerations into financial decision-making. Key topics include: - An assessment of climate finance alignment with #ParisAgreement objectives and a review of current funding gaps. - Insights into scaling up green finance instruments. - An overview of financial regulation, supervision and policy practices to foster a resilient green financial ecosystem. The report synthesises data and insights from NGFS members, observers, and knowledge partners such as the International Monetary Fund, OECD - OCDE, The World Bank, WWF, and Climate Policy Initiative to present a holistic view of progress and areas needing action. ? ? Join us at the German pavilion today from 15:30 (UTC+4) to discuss these findings with leading voices from across the sector and explore the role of #supervision and #regulation, the utility of climate #scenarios, nature and climate #data, and the mobilisation of #climatefinance. ?? Read the report: https://lnkd.in/echzxRj6 ?? See the full agenda and watch the event: https://lnkd.in/e5qE-R2d ?? Read more about NGFS publications at COP29: https://lnkd.in/e2mKEcAd
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Join our Senior Analyst Berliana Yusuf at #COP29 as she presents key findings from a new report, commissioned by GAIA (Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives), on justice-centered climate finance for methane abatement in the waste sector. Rooted in the growing urgency to reduce human-caused methane emissions by 30% this decade, as set out in the Global Methane Pledge, the report aims to support governments and decision-makers at COP29 by identifying strategies to increase finance flow for methane abatement in the waste sector, prioritizing projects that follow the waste hierarchy and delivering equitable finance. With case studies from Brazil and Indonesia, as well as perspectives from Chilean waste pickers?and the Philippines Chapter of Zero Waste Cities Network, the panel discussion will closely examine opportunities and challenges in delivering a just and equitable climate finance for fast action on methane reduction in the waste sector. Climate Finance for Fast Action on Methane Reduction and Just Transition in the Waste Sector ?? Time: Thursday, November 14; 11.30-13.00 Baku time ?? Location: Official Side Event Room 9 #COP29 #JusticeCenteredClimateFinance #MethaneAbatement #OrganicWasteManagement
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