Renewable energy based village grids (RVGs) are widely considered to be a sustainable
solution for rural electrification in non-OECD countries. However, diffusion rates of RVGs are …

Executive summary Maximising the effectiveness of climate change finance is an issue of
urgency for both the climate change and development communities, who are focused on …

Public lands including forests and community pastures are still crucial means of local
livelihood, social security, and environmental conservation in many developing countries …

A new financing mechanism known as REDD+ (reducing emissions from deforestation and
forest degradation, and conservation, sustainable management of forests and enhancement …

This OIES Research Paper by Benito Müller, Samuel Fankhauser, and Maya Forstater looks
at the possibility of using Quantity Performance (QP) instruments for 'wholesale'mitigation …

How does climate finance flow to developing countries? This chapter contends that climate
finance delivery channels are important because they ultimately shape the impact climate …

Public financial resources alone will not be adequate to limit greenhouse gas emissions to
safe levels and build resilience to the impacts of climate change. Recognising this financial …

In February 2014 the Green Climate Fund (GCF) Board will be considering additional
modalities that further enhance direct access, including through funding entities with a view …

Developing countries need better technologies to adapt to the impacts of climate change
and mitigate future greenhouse gas emissions. Over the past decade, at least 30 …

The research paper aims to identify the most relevant metrics and indicators for assessing
the success of private sector involvement in climate finance projects. It seeks to address the …