Resources

CFAN worked with UN-OHRLLS to produce this report on the challenges and opportunities small island nations face in accessing climate finance.

This article introduces an upcoming series that seeks to inform the process of determine the new climate finance goal: Are we asking the right questions?

Learn about RMI's work tackling global climate challenges by localizing climate finance and clean energy skills with CFAN and the Energy Transition Academy

CFAN welcomed its first cohort of advisors in the Pacific and kicked off the launch of its state-of-the-art training program.

Canary Media writes about the 'cruelty' of the climate finance system and how CFAN has been designed to address it.

CFAN is featured in the Washington Post's article on "getting enough money in the right places." Project Director Ben Bartle is quoted: "We're trying to change the model of how climate funding is accessed."

CFAN is one of the projects highlighted by the COP26 Climate Champions for its support of SIDS and LDCs.

Read our blog on how the issue of climate finance is one of survival--and how the system is 'crap'.

Read our announcement of the first 8 Pacific countries receiving dedicated climate finance advisors.

The blog puts CFAN in the broader context of the climate finance and diplomacy ecosystem.

Read our blog on the problem of access and how the world can mobilize to action.

Learn more about what countries have identified as their needs and challenges by exploring the results of our country demand survey.

Go into greater depth on the business plan, value proposition, and governance of CFAN with our program document.