FinTrack is a tool developed by researchers from Climate Compatible Growth, directed at addressing the lack of clarity around the allocation and availability of climate funds to countries. FinTrack uses historic use of climate funds across all countries, as well as indicative allocations across both climate funds, and from development fund climate commitments to highlight resources available to address climate financing gaps. FinTrack also aims to assess the barriers to access these funds, both with regard to the concessionality of these resources, and the criteria required to access these funds. Overall, this aims to help countries identify and prioritise larger volumes of accessible climate funds, increasing the financial feasibility of sustainable transitions.
FinTrack demonstrates differences between the historic use of climate finance, and indicative allocations of these climate funds across countries, as well as the terms and criteria associated with each fund.
FinTrack focuses on current data on the availability and concessionality of specialised climate funds, as well as climate commitments from several of the key development funds.
Governments and climate-related projects looking to access increased volumes of concessional public climate funds.
Indicative allocations as to the availability of climate funds, and key criteria preventing access to larger volumes of concessional finance.
Download the tool from the associated link or follow the OLC course available for CCG’s finance track.
