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Also TryPapers
- -Funding to Reduce Climate Change (ClimatesFundUpdate.org)
"The Special Climate Change Fund (SCCF) was created in 2001 to address the specific needs of developing countries under the UNFCCC. It covers the incremental costs of interventions to address climate change relative to a development baseline." 02-15
- -Initiatives Tracking Government Finance to Reduce Climate Change (ClimatesFundUpdate.org)
"Green indicates clear, accessible and complete information; yellow indicates disaggregated and/or partial information, but with current information; orange indicates disaggregated and/or partial information, with low confidence that data is current; and red indicates poor or no availability of information. Note that for bilateral initiatives pledge and deposited are treated as the same category as no money is transferred into a separate fund." 02-15
- -Monitoring Government Finance to Reduce Climate Change (ClimatesFundUpdate.org)
"Green indicates clear, accessible and complete information; yellow indicates disaggregated and/or partial information, but with current information; orange indicates disaggregated and/or partial information, with low confidence that data is current; and red indicates poor or no availability of information. Note that for bilateral initiatives pledge and deposited are treated as the same category as no money is transferred into a separate fund." 02-15
- Climate Change Funding (NEPAD.org)
"The NEPAD Climate Change Fund was established in 2014 by the NEPAD Planning and Coordinating Agency with support from the Government of Germany. The Fund offers technical and financial assistance to AU member states, Regional Economic Communities (RECs) and institutions that meet the eligibility criteria and the clearly defined targeted areas of support of the fund." 02-15
- Climate Change Funding by Philanthropy (InsidePhilanthropy)
"Philanthropy is one of the few pockets of power that could really flex its muscle on the climate issue. There’s no election coming up, no shareholders, no term limits, very little media criticism." 04-15
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