The United Nations-convened Sustainable Insurance Forum (SIF) in partnership with the International Association of Iheir efforts in assessing and addressing risks from climate change. It also sets out recommendations and examples of good practice consistent with the IAIS Insurance Core Principlensurance Supervisors (IAIS), has published the Application Paper on the Supervision of Climate-related Risks in the Insurance Sector. The Paper provides insurance supervisors with concrete tools to further strengthen ts (ICPs).
From 2024, all countries will face more stringent reporting requirements on their climate action under the Paris Agreement’s enhanced transparency framework (ETF). For developing countries — and the least developed countries (LDCs) in particular — it is a big step up from existing arrangements.
The State of Finance for Nature tracks global trends in public and private investment in nature-based solutions, aiming to improve data quality and identify opportunities for governments, businesses and financiers. The report calls for investments in nature-based solutions to triple by 2030 and to increase four-fold by 2050 from the current level. While an increase in public funding would help plug some of the gap, there needs to be a significant increase in private sector investment in Nature-based solutions.
This report provides an up-to-date overview of existing and emerging carbon pricing instruments around the world, including international, national and subnational initiatives.
This paper categorizes actions that can be taken to enhance NDCs with climate-friendly cooling, summarizing the work being done in 10 countries, as well as signposting how an additional 45 countries have included climatefriendly cooling in their enhanced NDCs. This paper categorizes the types of action that countries can take to enhance their NDCs with climate-friendly cooling.
This paper reflects a comprehensive literature review, discussions from a February 2020 Ocean Data Roundtable hosted by the Center for Open Data Enterprise (CODE) in partnership with Ocean Conservancy, Esri, NOAA, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft, and interviews with ocean data experts