Climate Strategies Policy Brief 1: Finance for the Paris Climate Compact

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CS POLICY BRIEF 1

In December 2015, negotiators will converge on Paris to forge a new international climate change agreement for 2020 and beyond.

This Policy Brief is about one of the preconditions for a success at Paris: a breakthrough on climate finance, or, to be more precise, on how earmarked (sub-) national contributions to support developing countries could be part of the ‘Paris Climate Compact’ proposed in the recent report on Mobilizing Climate Finance commissioned by the French Presidency.

CS Policy Brief 2 here.

Author: Benito Muller
Year: 2015
Type: Policy briefs
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