Green Climate Fund Dossier
The Green Climate Fund (GCF) is the largest dedicated multilateral climate fund, created under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and designed to "promote the paradigm shift towards low-carbon and climate resilient development pathways," while mandating a gender-sensitive approach from the outset of its operations.
The Fund is scheduled to become one of the main channels for contributor countries, expected to mobilize US$ 100 billion per year in climate finance for developing countries by 2020 and further scaled-up climate finance post-2020. The GCF has come a long waysince the 2010 Conference of Parties (COP 16) in Cancun formally decided upon its establishment.
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Reports, submissions and analyses about gender issues in the GCF and the UNFCC.
Our independent, comprehensive reports on the GCF Board Meetings.
Submissions to the GCF secretariat and public advocacy calls.
A list of all financed projects approved at each GCF board meeting.
Find out more about what some of our partner Civil Society Organizations are doing.
A list of CSO comments delivered on GCF Funding Proposals.
The GCF over the years: A timeline
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Find information about funded GCF projects and programs in your country or region as well as contact information for registered GCF observers and partners from government, civil society and private sector and for relevant direct access accredited national and regional entities by using the form below. For comments and suggestions, please contact: admin@gcfcountry.info