Sustainable Asset Valuation of the Recovery of the Bogotá River, Colombia
Hybrid infrastructure in the Bogotá River basin reduced flood risk, improved water quality, and delivered strong economic returns.
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Tax Incentives in National Investment Laws
This report maps the design, legal structure, and governance arrangements of tax incentives across 105 national investment laws to support better coordination among the institutions that shape these policies and help countries attract quality investment.
The USD 1.2 Trillion Problem: Why every energy crisis strengthens the case for clean public finance
Public financial flows including subsidies, state-owned enterprise investments, and international public finance remain fundamentally misaligned with climate and energy security goals, and leaving households and businesses vulnerable to global fossil fuel markets, new analysis finds.
Canadians benefit when we invest in nature and resilience abroad
As Canada unveils a spring economic update, its international support of climate action and nature protection is under growing strain—and scrutiny.
Governments Spent Five Times More Public Money on Fossil Fuels than Renewables
New analysis finds that in 2024, public financial support for fossil fuels exceeded USD 1.2 trillion, compared with USD 254 billion for clean energy—meaning fossil fuels still received around five times more public support than renewables.
Effectively Delivering on Climate and Nature: Policy analysis to maximize synergies and co-benefits in Mongolia
A review of Mongolia’s climate and biodiversity policies to assess synergies, gaps, barriers, and opportunities to improve alignment and coordination.
Santa Marta Pre-Conference Session | Refocusing on the Medium Term—Synergies with COP, the second Global Stocktake and IPCC, and international transition plans
Ahead of the Santa Marta Conference, this session will bring together experts and practitioners to examine how international roadmaps to transition away from fossil fuels can complement national planning and strengthen multilateral and plurilateral cooperation.
Marshall Islands Steps Up as Co-Chair of Global Coalition to Phase Out Fossil Fuel Subsidies
The Republic of the Marshall Islands announced as co-chair of the Coalition on Phasing Out Fossil Fuel Incentives Including Subsidies (COFFIS).
Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Energy Transition and Sovereign Debt: Fiscal, external, and political economy dimensions
This session will look at how developing countries—whether fossil fuel exporters or energy importers—can phase out fossil fuels without tipping into sovereign debt crisis, and the role multilateral institutions can play in making that possible.
Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Content of National Transition Plans
Bringing together leading experts, this event will explore how 1.5°C-aligned fossil fuel phase-out pathways can be translated to the national level, what equitable phase-out looks like, and how institutions can support credibility and accountability.