3. 3
Climate investment is steadily increasing
Numbers are currently under review, and there may be changes up until publication in
November
4. 4
• The most comprehensive global
assessment available on financial flows
supporting climate change mitigation
and adaptation
• Domestic and international investment
from both the public and private
sectors
• Grants, loans, project-level equity &
balance sheet financing
• Project level primary investment
• Excludes guarantees, subsidies, R&D,
secondary market transactions
What is the Global Landscape of Climate Finance?
7. 7
Methodological deep dives
• Contribute to debates on how investors can implement climate-
aligned finance
• Explore potential approaches to measure “brown flows”
• Approach in measuring the nature and speed of shifts in private capital
in response to climate change
• Comparing tracked climate finance to climate finance needs
for low carbon and climate resilient development (per country,
per sector)
• Top down methodology to assess the mitigation and adaption
impacts of current climate finance flows
CPI plans to advance tracking of international climate finance
9. 9
Exploring potential approaches to measure “brown flows”
Definitions
• Review available definitions and sectors
• Activities inconsistent with climate objective
Data sources
• Scoping available public data and databases
• Public sources
• Private sources
Purpose and impact
• Tracking of brown flows
• Identify stranded asset investment
• Contribution to total finance tracking
14. Contact –
CPI: climatepolicyinitiative.org
The Lab: climatefinancelab.org
Global Landscape of Climate Finance:
climatefinancelandscape.org
Thank You
@climatepolicy
@climatepolicyinitiative
USICEF: usicef.org