NEWS: Question of how best to fund climate change action dominates UN financing for development summit
NEWS: Winnie Byanyima warns of vacuum left by European Union backing away from poverty reduction leadership role
NEWS: Success of global climate pact and new development goals hangs on four-day finance meet in Ethiopia
NEWS: German giant’s financing of global coal projects prompts environmentalists to question UN fund’s integrity
NEWS: Emerging economies are embracing new class of climate-friendly financial instruments, says Climate Bonds Initiative
NEWS: German giant one of 13 new organisations to join forces with flagship fund, but questions raised over fossil fuel backing
NEWS: UN-backed fund has identified “promising” ideas and aims to get first cash flowing to poor countries by December
NEWS: Not enough cash is flowing to boost resilience in the face of sea level rise and weather extremes, development banks warn
NEWS: New analysis from World Resources Institute highlights challenge facing developed countries in meeting funding target
NEWS: ‘Stress tests’ for international finance from rising climate impacts, as UN report calls for banking cultural shift
NEWS: German think-tank proposes issuing Green Climate Bonds to raise billions for low carbon technology and climate adaptation in poor countries
COMMENT: Increasing support for coal and other climate polluting energy sources undermines the World Bank’s credibility on climate change
INTERVIEW: Rachel Kyte says billions directed towards oil, gas and coal should be used to promote green economy
NEWS: Politicians “too cowardly” to back carbon price, which would offer better climate benefits than attacking coal, says de Boer
INTERVIEW: Yes Bank’s head of responsible banking talks to RTCC about green bonds, solar growth and cleaning up coal power
NEWS: Financial institutions with over US$ 2,100 billion in assets publish principles to guide future investments in clean energy
NEWS: After lengthy talks in Songdo, UN-backed climate finance scheme has loose lending criteria for first funding proposals
NEWS: National bodies in Senegal and Peru, non-profit social investors Acumen and Pacific island fund SPREP approved to disburse funds
NEWS: Hydropower and coal projects funded by rich countries have been linked to human rights abuses, NGOs tell European lawmakers
NEWS: Innovative platform could attract wider range of investors as GCF seeks to expand private sector links, say officials