Climate finance: mobilising domestic budgets and external funds for adaptation
How can vulnerable countries bridge the gap between estimated climate adaptation costs and actual financial flows? Could domestic budgets be used as stepping stones to …
Climate finance
While funding climate policies can be expensive, the costs associated with inaction can be larger. We analyse the costs of climate impacts, help to integrate climate finance into national or state budgets, and give advice on the most effective ways of using these budgets.
Our teams also support governments in leveraging public and private finance for climate actions, and accessing national and international climate funds. We recognise that leveraging funding is only the first step in intelligent and effective climate financing.
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