Resources

Filmed at the 2026 CFAN Pacific Regional Workshop in Fiji, this video brings together perspectives from CFAN advisors, regional partners, and staff as they reflect on five years of progress.

Through CFAN, a growing network of embedded advisors are helping island nations access the funding needed to build a more resilient future - five years in, we reflect on what that looks like.

The 2026 Impact Report celebrates not only what CFAN has accomplished in the preceding year, but also what the past five years represent for the network.

CFAN, the University of the West Indies, and the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ), will together facilitate key climate change capacity building training modules between March 2026 and July 2026. They will strengthen local and regional climate finance and access capacities and enhance practical skills through a Climate Finance training program.

The stories of CFAN advisors Rowena Tolentino in The Bahamas and Manon Marcadet in French Polynesia inform the uphill fight for climate finance in non-ODA countries and territories.

SIDS experts unpack the possibilities ahead as well as the uncomfortable questions left unanswered by the meteoric rise in AI. CFAN Advisor to the Pacific Community, Kunal Singh, talks about the impact of AI on climate finance

This piece, co-authored with Save the Children Australia, dives into the collaboration that is enabling Ministries of Education in the Caribbean to access new funding to make education systems more resilient.

Island Innovation hosted a webinar featuring two CFAN Pacific Advisors, focused on translating political momentum into tangible financing outcomes for island communities.

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

CFAN and its regional partners bring together two Pacific advisor cohorts in its fourth regional workshop, representing a strong network of in-country climate finance advisors embedded in Pacific countries to shape pipelines of impactful, country-driven projects.

In a CFAN-organized workshop, Patrick McCaskie, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Investment, speaks to the difficulties of the climate finance system and praises CFAN for helping Barbados create proposals for key sectors like farming, water, and household protection.

At a workshop in Barbados, Caribbean leaders and CFAN advisors speak to the challenges and opportunities of navigating and securing climate finance.

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

An explainer, ahead of the NDC submission deadline in 2025: What are NDCs, how are they determined, and why are they important?

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

Learn about how your country can benefit from a CFAN advisor and the process for requesting one. Read in English, French, or Portuguese.

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

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