Drylands and pastoralism

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Decentralising Climate Funds

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A photo of a man addressing a conference, pictured through the heads of those listening

Leading on nature: can the new Secretary of State deliver bold action on environment and poverty?

Insight, 31 May 2019

A woman in Malawi carries a solar panel above her head through a forest path

Climate adaptation: its time is now

Insight, 29 May 2019

The nuts of the Babacu palm have a high oil content and many uses. The Babacu Fund is delivering climate finance to landless palm nut collectors in the Brazilian Amazon (Photo: JcPietro, Creative Commons via Wikimeida)

CBA13: Adaptation finance – show us the money

Article, 19 February 2019

Policymakers in Kenya meet with researchers and smallholder farmers to learn about locally appropriate solutions to climate change (Photo: Timothy Mwaura, CIGAR)

Devolved climate finance approach forges new ways of working between citizens and state

Insight, 09 May 2018

A man herds goats amid the dust

Responding to climate change in Kenya by strengthening dryland governance and planning

Active Project

Diagram showing the traditional channels for delivering aid (Image: IIED)

Money where it matters: local finance to implement the Sustainable Development Goals and Paris Agreement

Article, 25 January 2017

The construction of the CCCF Mega Dam in Makueni County, Kenya is an example of local action during a devolved climate finance pilot project (Photo: Japheth Mutuku)

Decentralised model gets climate finance moving

News, 02 December 2016

Screenshot from animation explaining how decentralised climate funds operate (Image: Near East Foundation)

How devolved climate finance can deliver climate resilience at local level

News, 14 November 2016

The growing economic centre of Merti town on the Ewaso Ng’iro river, arid lands of Kenya (Photo: Caroline King-Okumu)

Drylands: volatile, vibrant and under-valued?

Archived Project

Chart showing decentralised energy access – finance needed and contribution of climate finance (Image: Sarah Best/IIED)

The Green Climate Fund: will the vulnerable be overlooked in a rush to spend?

Insight, 24 June 2016

Officials on a climate finance course meet farmers in Bangladesh to learn about the benefits of solar irrigation pumps (Photo: ICCCAD, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Climate finance for those who need it most

Article, 13 May 2016

An image showing a group of women from Tongaradha village, Bangladesh, who saved more than 2,000 hectares of land and 500 households from flooding by rebuilding a 12km embankment and a 5km road. GCF money should be used for such innovative, community-driven projects in poor countries that will drive long-term change (Photo: WFP/Rein Skullerud, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Expediting direct access to the GCF for least developed countries

Insight, 09 May 2016

This sewage treatment plant in Delawas, Jaipur, was funded by the Asian Development Bank. There are concerns omitting local people from decision-making processes can lead to climate funds not sufficiently representing local priorities (Photo: Asian Development Bank, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Getting Green Climate Funding to the local level

Insight, 28 October 2015

Stunted crops in the Kaffrine region of Senegal are the result of a lack of rainfall, jeopardising farmers’ harvests (Photo: Daniella Van Leggelo-Padilla/World Bank, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Local climate adaptation: bridging the funding gap

Insight, 09 July 2015

Sheep grazing dry season pastures in Mopti, Mali (Photo: Near East Foundation)

Decentralising Climate Funds in Mali and Senegal

Archived Project

Participants developing the Ngiagagniao rural community map (Photo: Bara Guèye)

Making decentralisation work

Archived Project

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Climate finance

Green Climate Fund (GCF)

Local level finance

Climate change adaptation funds