Climate finance and international cooperation
Research aimed at scaling the EU’s international climate finance and integrating it with the EU’s competitiveness and economic security obectives.
Bruegel’s climate finance and international cooperation programme aims to address or ameliorate the constraints and trade-offs standing in the way of scaled-up EU international climate finance to advance and support green transition and nature preservation in EMDEs, while scaling up green industries globally.
This stream of work was funded by the Sequoia Climate Foundation.
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Climate expenditure for survival
A coalition of willing wealthy countries should provide financing for the net-zero transitions of developing countries
The price of a liveable future: Financing climate action
How the global economy must adapt to the costs of climate change
Unlocking trillions of climate finance at COP29: A new quantified goal of climate finance
At this event, policymakers explored the economic case for climate finance at scale.
The economic case for climate finance at scale
This policy brief examines the economic case for advanced-country financial support for replacement of coal with renewable energy sources in EMDEs
Heather Grabbe
Bruegel Senior Fellow
Simone Tagliapietra
Bruegel Senior Fellow
Georg Zachmann
Bruegel Senior Fellow
Jeromin Zettelmeyer
Bruegel Director
Rutger Broer
Project Officer