Frans Timmermans gave the strongest signal yet the EU is willing to consider a fund for climate victims – but no decision this year
Egypt has agreed to consider a net zero target and speed up renewable deployment with the multimillion dollar package
Debt and climate shocks, combined with political shifts, have united historically left- and rightwing countries behind common asks
Over 30 countries are putting together “prosperity plans” – but their priorities are not always the same as funders’
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The US special envoy wants to use carbon credits to speed up the clean energy transition – but experts are sceptical the scheme can meet best practice.
US climate envoy John Kerry said he “found a lot of agreement” with Barbados leader Mia Mottley on what needs to happen to address climate damages
Four young activists explain why loss and damage is a hot topic at Cop27 climate talks and how they are fighting for climate justice
Rich countries have been discussing “just energy transition partnerships” with South Africa, Indonesia, Vietnam, India and Senegal
President Cyril Ramaphosa set out a 200-page investment plan ahead of Cop27 climate talks, urging partners to finance his vision
The US special envoy wants the voluntary carbon market to finance energy transitions in emerging economies – but partner countries aren’t keen
The US wants to open the door for philanthropists and businesses to contribute to the Green Climate Fund, despite fund staff’s doubts
Indigenous peoples and local communities receive less than 1% of all climate funding despite scoring wins for people and nature
The Climate Investment Funds aims to mobilise $4 billion from public and private sources to start decarbonising Indonesia’s power sector
A leaked summary shows Germany and France are providing cheap loans while the UK is making the biggest contribution to mobilise private finance
Insiders say less than 3% of the money rich countries promised is earmarked as grants, raising concerns about fairness and South Africa’s debt burden
As rich countries resist creating a ‘funding facility’ to address damages caused by climate change, island states are refining their demands
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A group of 10 countries led by the US and Germany have presented the bank’s management with a plan to reform the institution this week
Nearly two months on from devastating floods, only $51 million of aid has been delivered, forcing humanitarian groups to make tough decisions