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Climate and Sustainability

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Working to build a more equitable world, promoting climate compatible development, sustainable stewardship of natural resources and secure livelihoods.

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  1. Will the World Bank make good on the loss and damage fund?

  2. Putting climate-resilient development at the heart of equitable implementation of Article 2, paragraph 1(c) of the Paris Agreement: Could it scale adaptation finance?

    Research reports

  3. Scaling up just energy transitions through country sector platforms

  4. How can the new climate finance goal learn from past mistakes?

  5. The end of the fossil fuel era? Four ways COP28 should ensure that fossil fuels aren’t let off the hook

  6. Putting climate resilient development at the heart of Article 2.1c to further its equitable implementation

  7. Taking stock of Just Energy Transition Partnerships

    Briefing/policy papers

  8. Stories of Resilience: Lessons from Local Adaptation Practice

    Research reports

  9. Gender equality targeting in adaptation finance

    Briefing/policy papers

  10. Open letter to COP leadership from ODI's Climate and Sustainability team

  11. Bridging the gap: the UK's climate finance commitment still falls short

  12. What do we have to lose? Understanding and responding to non-economic Loss & Damage.

    Adaptation ~ Climate finance ~ Climate change

    Project

  13. Stepping out of the shadows: why it is time to recognise and empower National Development Banks in the G20 and beyond to support the Green Transition

    Event

  14. A Fair Share of Climate Finance

    Project

  15. The New Collective Quantified Goal and its sources of funding: operationalising a collective effort

    Working papers

  16. Four cost-effective ways the U.S. can pay its “fair share” of climate finance

  17. What do we have to lose? Understanding and responding to climate-induced loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services

    Research reports

  18. What do we have to lose? Understanding and responding to climate-induced loss of life and health

    Research reports

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