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Our research focuses on the effectiveness, efficiency and fairness of the international climate finance regime, but also looks beyond it, at how the global financial system at large either supports or undermines the societal transitions needed to achieve sustainable development.
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Press release / High-level finance executives join Stockholm Sustainable Finance Centre Advisory Board, to support financial actors in shifting capital towards sustainabilty.
Feature / Executives from banks and pension funds and experts in sustainable finance have joined the Advisory Board of the Stockholm Sustainable Finance Centre.
Perspective / Read reflections on the fallout from the 20th board meeting of the Green Climate Fund, and what can ensure success in climate finance over the longer term.
Journal article / Under what circumstances can transparency lead to transformative change in environmental governance?
Journal article / Tropical forests are central to climate change mitigation, but protecting carbon is not enough. Biodiversity needs to be included in conservation planning.
Feature / The lexicon is a tool by Stockholm Sustainable Finance Centre to support financial actors. It provides a common terminology in sustainable finance.
Feature / Tropical forests are rich in carbon and biodiversity. As the world seeks to curb climate change, will protecting tropical forests also ensure species survival?
Perspective / Could it be that Agenda 2030 is becoming a unifying compass steering actors to come together, discuss and debate, think, and take action?
Feature / Our lives are defined by globalization – we are inescapably intertwined. The TCI Index looks at the international dimension of climate adaptation.
