2022 Year in Review In 2022, our internship program started again, study tours traveled once more, and we deepened our work in every program area - alongside so much more!
With Loss and Damage Fund, COP27 Delivers Ray of Sunshine in a Darkening Climate Finance Sky Article Overall prospects for adequate, timely and predictable climate finance delivery in the scale and quantity needed have further dimmed after COP27. By Liane Schalatek
Important but not decisive: climate change as a factor in the US midterm elections Analysis What role will climate change play in the 2022 elections? And what can we expect from the newly elected Congress? By Liane Schalatek
Operationalizing finance for loss and damage Report This report sets out key principles for loss and damage finance that are grounded in climate justice. pdf
Climate Finance Matters at COP27 Analysis Rich nations must prove they are willing to hold up their end of the climate bargain of the Paris Agreement at COP27 By Liane Schalatek
COP27: A Turning Point for Climate and Human Rights Analysis This analysis outlines the main critical areas of the upcoming negotiations and key demands from civil society ahead of the COP27 Opening Plenary. By Sebastien Duyck, Lili Fuhr, Erika Lennon, Nikki Reisch, Lien Vandamme, Liane Schalatek and Johannes Gunesch
The Cost of Delay Brief After 31 years of pressure there is no dedicated finance for Loss and Damage. This analysis details the human and economic costs caused by the delay and makes the case for establishing a Loss and Damage Finance Facility at COP27. pdf
