10 Years into funding, Green Climate Fund Seeks to Update its Strategic Vision and Country Ownership Approach Published: 6 May 2026 Analysis The Green Climate Fund made a number of decisions meant to increase its effectiveness at B.44, from where to locate its regional offices to updating its country ownership approach. Will the changes result in the lasting impact and effectiveness that's needed?
The Future of Climate Finance Provision is at the Center of COP28 Negotiations Published: 20 November 2023 Analysis When COP28 starts on November 30 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, no less than the future of climate finance provision will be front and center throughout negotiations.
GCF Replenishment Sends Some Signals – Just Not the Right Ones Published: 12 October 2023 Analysis Weeks ahead of COP28, the pledging conference in Bonn for the replenishment of the Green Climate Fund sends some important signals - the wrong ones
"Build Back Greener?" Biden's Plan for America's International Climate Commitment Published: 11 December 2020 Analysis With the promise to re-enter the Paris Agreement early next year and to update the US nationally determined contribution (NDC) for COP 26 in Glasgow, this analysis looks at what the incoming Biden administration needs to do to regain its international climate credibility.
Green Climate Fund 2.0 – Moving to the Next Phase Published: 30 November 2019 When climate negotiators come together for COP 25 in Madrid from December 2- 13, the year 2020 looms large. It is in many ways a fateful year, both for the Paris Agreement and for the Green Climate Fund (GCF) serving as the main multilateral financing mechanism for its implementation.
CSO Statement during the 2nd GCF Replenishment Consultation Published: 30 August 2019 Statement GCF CSO Active Observer for Developed Countries Liane Schalatek on the Green Climate Fund's 2nd Replenishment
Developed countries: more than double your support! Published: 30 August 2019 The Green Climate Fund is up for its first replenishment. Civil society wants developed countries to double their help