Output

Output

Non-Academic Output

Mapping the Climate Finance Tracking Knowledge Frontier

Alberola, G. (2025). Mapping the Climate Finance Tracking Knowledge Frontier. ClimateFiGS, University of Amsterdam. Download as PDF

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Targets without Traction?

Wencker, T. & Carlitz, R. (2024). Targets without Traction? Do Nationally Determined Contributions Fail to Drive Mitigation Funding Distribution? (DEval Policy Brief 4/2024). German Institute for Development Evaluation (DEval). Download as PDF

What does it mean for climate finance to be gender-responsive?

Alberola, G., & Carlitz, R. (2024, May 24). What does it mean for climate finance to be gender-responsive? Global Research Programme on Inequality [Blog]. https://gripinequality.org/what-does-it-mean-for-climate-finance-to-be-gender-responsive/ 

Speaker Briefs

Few Contributors, Limited Recipients

Krupski, J. (2025, October 16). Few Contributors, Limited Recipients: Dissecting the Distribution Patterns of Climate Finance in Africa (Speaker Brief 3). ClimateFiGS, University of Amsterdam. .

Climate Finance in the Age of Populism

Tutschka, T. (2025, October 16). Climate Finance in the Age of Populism: Understanding the Allocation Patterns of Right-Wing Governments (Speaker Brief 2). ClimateFiGS, University of Amsterdam.  

Low- and Middle-Income Countries at a Crossroad

Haerle, P. R. (2025, October 16). Low- and Middle-Income Countries at a Crossroad: Debt, Fossil Fuel Dependence, and the Transition Ahead (Speaker Brief 1). ClimateFiGS, University of Amsterdam.  

Understanding the Allocation
of Climate Finance in the Global South