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Civil society organizations, advocacy groups and private citizens are beginning to use courts to hold governments and the private sector accountable for their climate inaction.

Long-term climate strategies are needed today. Long-term strategies set targets and lays out the path for climate-smart development.

Climate tagging practices increase awareness of climate change issues in central finance and line agencies and help communicate a government¡¯s commitment to climate action.

 
The political economy of climate change has begun shifting towards accelerated action, but challenges remain in achieving a just transition.

As fiscal pressures mount, governments in Africa will need to deepen their access to innovative sources of financing, including those earmarked for climate finance and social impact.

It¡¯s no surprise that some of the sectors that are so central to taking on climate change are also notorious for their corruption risks. 

Learn how green public procurement can be a powerful tool for government to achieve environmental and development policy objectives.

Many countries have yet to engage their subnational governments in the fight against climate change. Mobilizing all levels of government is a vital tool for climate action. 

To understand how countries can better prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters, we identified 8 aspects in an assessment to help governments improve their capacity to manage disaster related risks and sustain PFM functions. 

A recent World Bank stocktaking exercise showed that 96 out of 132 countries had an established ministry or agency to lead the climate change agenda.

There¡¯s not a one-size-fits-all formula to incorporate gender aspects in procurement in Caribbean countries. To effectively operationalize gender aspects, it is critical to understand different stages of the procurement process, both at the policy and country levels.

MENA ministries of finance should participate in global discussions on the roles that ministries, Central Banks, and other government institutions can do to mainstream climate change in their economies.

The Department of Finance of Saint Lucia, in conjunction with the World Bank, the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR), and in partnership with the Canada-Caribbean Resilience Facility (CRF), has been working on improving its resilience to disasters.