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Climate governance is an umbrella term for the various national, international, and private structures established to respond to the threats and opportunities of climate change. The handbook targets NGO professionals and journalists who recognise the importance of these issues, but may be too busy and stretched across subjects to think deeply about how best to turn complex, technical narratives into a compelling and memorable story.
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Good governance is vital for achieving effective, efficient and fair REDD+ outcomes, and civil society organisations are in a strong position to monitor REDD+ governance…
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Climate finance – money intended to help at-risk countries prevent climate change and adapt to its effects – can be vulnerable to corruption.
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This report reviews the governance frameworks of the Adaptation Fund, the Climate Investment Funds, the Global Environment Facility, the Green Climate Fund and the Central Africa…
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In 2014, Transparency International published its Anti-corruption Assessment of the Global Environment Facility’s (GEF’s) Least Developed Countries Fund and the Special Climate…
