At the recent UNFCCC Climate Week in Yeosu, one message came through clearly: the global climate agenda is in the era of implementation. As most countries have submitted their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs 3.0) last year and 76 developing countries have submitted theirs National Adaptation Plans (NAPs), the focus has shifted from turning climate commitments into tangible, on-the-ground results.
The pressing question is no longer what to do, but how to pay for it. How do we move from plans, such as NDCs and NAPs to scalable, financed action?
Countries are actively navigating how to turn national plans into bankable projects that reach communities most at risk. However, they face increasingly complex financing landscapes, where access, timing, and types of finance shape what can be delivered.
Here are three key drivers emerging from global discussions that are helping countries bridge the gap between climate ambition and investment. Read the full story here.