Adaptation Finance

Adaptation Finance, Africa & Middle East, Climate Change, Publications | 02 March 2023

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is one of the most vulnerable to physical climate change impacts, putting…

Adaptation Finance, Climate Change, Latin America & Caribbean, Publications | 12 January 2023

A pesar de que el financiamiento para el clima aumentó durante la última década, el financiamiento para la adaptación aún…

Adaptation Finance, Banking, Climate Change, Events, Latin America & Caribbean, Training | 15 December 2022

UNEP FI y la CAF –Banco de Desarrollo de América Latina–, en colaboración con la Federación Latinoamericana de Bancos (FELABAN),…

Adaptation Finance, Climate Change, Publications | 05 December 2022

Physical impacts from climate change such as heat waves, storms, droughts, or sea level rises are already being felt across…

Adaptation Finance, Banking, Climate Change, Publications | 29 November 2022

With extreme events such as heatwaves, severe precipitation and droughts all expected to increase in a warming world, adapting to…

Adaptation Finance, Climate Change, News | 03 March 2022

This week the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) launched the second part of its 6th Assessment Report, drawing on…

Adaptation Finance, Climate Change, News, TCFD | 14 February 2022

In January 2021, UNEP FI and the Global Commission on Adaptation (GCA) came together with ten financial institutions from across banking and investment to commit to disclosing their risks from the physical impacts of climate change. UNEP FI’s Paul Smith reviews the progress made by the group, explains the importance of this commitment, and the issues facing financial institutions trying to accurately disclose their physical risk.

Adaptation Finance, Climate Change, News | 20 April 2021

The fifth edition of the UNEP Adaptation Gap Report (2020) found that 72% of countries have adopted at least one…

Adaptation Finance, Climate Change, News, TCFD | 25 January 2021

Ten UNEP FI members are calling for greater action to boost adaptation finance and have made commitments on climate risk reporting. At the Climate Adaptation Summit 2021, the leading financial institutions delivered a statement calling for greater action on assessment, reporting and management of the physical risks of climate change, and asking policy makers to deliver mandatory disclosure requirements on climate risk.

Adaptation Finance, Climate Change, News, TCFD | 29 September 2020

New Zealand leads the way on climate-related risk disclosure Momentum continues to build on climate-risk disclosure across the globe, with…