Definitions and accounting of climate finance: between divergence and constructive ambiguity
Published in Climate Policy, this article examines the divergent definitions and accounting practices used for climate finance, arguing that a degree of 'constructive ambiguity' has both enabled political agreement and created challenges for transparency and comparability in tracking climate finance flows.
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Cite Igor Shishlov, Philipp Censkowsky (2022). Definitions and accounting of climate finance: between divergence and constructive ambiguity. Perspectives Climate Research.
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