climate finance

Campaigners warn 'short-sighted' cuts to climate finance threaten lives, nature, and UK national security

Too often women are framed primarily as those most vulnerable to climate risk rather than as builders of climate resilience, writes Project Dandelion co-founder Ronda Carnegie

Latest State of Finance for Nature 2026 report warns nature-negative finance remains 'greatest obstacle’ to making economies more nature positive

Development finance agency to act as anchor for new Allianz Credit Emerging Markets fund, which promises to back wave of renewables, clean transport, and agriculture projects

The launch of the Just Transition Mechanism at COP30 provides political momentum - but momentum alone will not deliver the financing required, writes LSE's Sangeeth Selvaraju

Demand for high-integrity credits driven by US, where carbon removals projects are issuing around 20 per cent of global supply, study finds

UK government-owned international development investor to provide capital and assistance to help FirstRand establish new transition finance facility

First international conference focused on transitioning away from fossil fuels to be held in Colombia next year, as key players slam COP30 draft text that fails to reference fossil fuels

Campaigners respond angrily to latest draft negotiating texts, as group of European and developing nations insist they cannot back a deal that fails to provide a roadmap for tackling fossil fuels

The NZBA's decision to cease operations has been described as both 'sustainability backsliding' and a necessary 'course correction' - but what happens now for the organisation and the banking industry's net zero transition?