Resources

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.

RMI’s top COP veterans, including CFAN Senior Director Laetitia De Marez, share their take on what’s needed at the climate conference, and what might — or might not — unfold.

Skeeta Carasco, the CFAN climate finance advisor in Saint Lucia, is working to help her country get the support it needs for resilience in the face of climate change.

CFAN's Julia Fonteles writes on how a globally-agreed goal to ‘triple up and double down’ on renewable energy and energy efficiency by 2030 can keep the worst of warming at bay.

CFAN coordinated a key conversation during New York Climate Week on financing the energy transition by moving from pilot to scale.

CFAN is scaling its impact in the Pacific: in partnership with the Global Green Growth Institute and the Pacific Community, CFAN Advisors will be extending their tenure an additional three years as well as being placed into four new locations in the region.

What it means to be ODA eligible, why it matters, and what CFAN is doing to remedy the issue.

CFAN Advisors in the Pacific have spent a year on the frontlines mobilizing millions in climate finance — and more is on the way.

Tonga and Papua New Guinea stand to benefit from a three day training organized by CFAN in partnership with the Pacific Climate Change Centre to build technical capacity on how to mobilize climate finance in the region.

CFAN celebrates the first full approval of a project led by a CFAN Advisor - a climate-resilient agriculture project in Papua New Guinea.

In this article from Energy Intelligence Magazine, CFAN Director Laetitia De Marez discusses how to reform the 'Frankenstein' climate financing system.

Progress has been made toward defining the New Collective Quantified Goal on Climate Finance, but as COP28 approaches, the stakes are getting higher.

CFAN Director Laetitia De Marez celebrates the incoming Executive Director of the GCF, Mafalda Duarte, and welcomes collaboration on key opportunities for climate finance access.

Laetitia De Marez, CFAN Director and veteran of seventeen COPs, reflects on how the climate conferences have evolved and why they matter.

At COP27, Canada's Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault announced $5 million in continued support to CFAN as part of Canada’s commitment to provide $5.3 billion to poorer countries over five years.

Six months in, CFAN advisors share their lessons learned from unlocking climate finance on the ground in the Pacific region.

CFAN is coordinating a project to inform the New Collective Quantified Goal on climate finance (NCQG), including a series of technical papers, events, and submissions to the UNFCCC.