Climate finance is urgently needed to enable people and communities to deal with the increasingly worsening impacts of the climate crisis. It is also vital for the transformation of our energy and economic systems to prevent climate catastrophe and build equitable, post-carbon, just societies. The Green Climate Fund has a vital role to play in Climate Finance, and civil society groups must ensure that the GCF does fulfill this role to the maximum benefit of people and communities. We hope this website will be useful in empowering and enabling civil society groups for this purpose. Read more…
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Interventions of Green Climate Fund Civil Society Organization Active Observers on Discussions Held in GCF B28 Day 3
On the Internal Results Management Framework As noted in previous comments made to the draft IRMF, the inclusion of representatives from the communities the projects are designed to serve are a critical part of the monitoring and evaluation process. This is particularly relevant for those core indicators designed to measure systemic change, as well as…
Read MoreInterventions of Green Climate Fund Civil Society Organization Active Observers on Discussions Held in GCF B28 Day 2
On the Independent Technical Assessment Panel (ITAP) Structure and Operations Review Delivered by Eileen Cunningham, Developing Country CSOs The Independent Technical Advisory Panel plays a critical role in the GCF as it is important to obtain reviews from independent experts about the funding proposals through both the traditional and SAP routes. Thus, we think it…
Read MoreCSO Update: GCF Board Meeting 28
In line with the updates on the 28th Board Meeting of the Green Climate Fund (GCF), we inform everyone that Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) a notorious financier of dirty energy projects, is re-applying for accreditation to the GCF this 28th Board Meeting. More than 400 organizations from around the world have signed a letter…
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