Explore the outcomes of COP28 hosted by leading climate policy expert and Research Director at Perspectives Climate Research, Axel Michaelowa. What You’ll Learn: Key outcomes
This research paper is part of a 12-month series published by the Al-Attiyah Foundation every year. The December 2023 edition explores the outcomes of COP28
Insufficient and loan-based climate finance adds to debt burden in developing countries, hindering public investment in climate action. Debt-for-Climate (DFC) swaps promise to tackle both
Non-economic loss and damage (NELD) refers to the broad range of losses and damages induced by climate change impacts that cannot be measured in monetary
The Paris Agreement reaffirmed the commitment to provide USD 100 billion in international climate finance to developing countries by 2020. This Working Paper delves into
In the run up to COP28 discussions, the policy brief addresses the pressing need for mobilizing finance to address Loss and Damage (L&D) caused by
The Al Attiyah October 23 paper discusses the relevance of regional cooperation for tackling climate change impacts in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
This study and its corresponding policy brief assess the alignment of United States Export-Import Bank (EXIM)—the official export credit agency (ECA) of the US—with the
Harvested wood products (HWP) – a term for various forms of woody biomass that are the result of forestry activities that has been coined in
Without adequate international climate finance, countries are forced to find resources for adaptation, mitigation and addressing Losses and Damages (L&D) from climate change elsewhere, including
