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This video spotlights the first CFAN Caribbean cohort, during their regional workshop in Barbados in September 2024.

In an announcement at COP29, CFAN shares that building on success in the Pacific and Caribbean, the network will now be expanding into the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Congo, and Cameroon.

This event, Financing for Resilience - Investing in People and Programmes, focused on the urgent need for increased investment in enhancing robust human capacity and embedded advisory support in resilience-building efforts at the national and regional level, particularly with SIDS.

A new global climate finance target may be the only way to meet our climate goals — but it must be ambitious.

How this small Caribbean Island is taking on climate change and inspiring others to follow - including the work of its CFAN Advisor, Skeeta Carasco.

Profile spotlight on CFAN Advisor to Jamaica, Shalenie Madho.

Dive deep on CFAN's impact to date, featuring spotlights on projects, collaborations, and our global reach.

NEW: Read our October update!

A PassBlue deep dive into the climate finance shortfalls in the Pacific, featuring interviews and insights from CFAN staff.

Insights from COP28 on setting the new climate finance goal

Insights from RMI experts including CFAN's Laetitia De Marez on key takeaways from COP28, such as prioritizing and funding a just transition.

Read the latest and most up-to-date overview of the CFAN value proposition and approach.

Learn how your organization can become a member of CFAN and find out more about the three membership categories.

Learn about CFAN's innovative training program and what it offers advisors. Available in English or French.

CFAN's Laetitia De Marez sits down for an interview on COP28, loss and damage, new climate finance goals and more.

Canada announced several initiatives totaling over $67 million to respond to the needs and priorities of developing countries, including CFAN.

Laetitia De Marez quoted is in this article on the half-way point of COP28, addressing issues around frustration and finance.

Building on the success of mobilizing millions in climate finance in Pacific SIDS since 2021, at COP28 in Dubai the Climate Finance Access Network launched its Caribbean chapter with support from Canada and the United States.

CFAN advisors and staff attended COP28 in Dubai, launching a new Caribbean cohort and sharing key insights.