For COPs to Deliver on Climate Goals, National Ambition Must Be Met with Local Action
While national governments may set climate targets, it's cities, states and regions that frequently determine whether those targets are achieved.
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What's at Stake at the Next UN Climate Summit (COP31)? Experts Weigh In
The 2026 UN climate conference (COP31) shifts the focus from new pledges to practical action. WRI experts pinpoint areas where countries can drive real progress.
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Investing in Climate Solutions: Scaling what is needed for net zero
Achieving net zero requires both reducing emissions and, at the same time, scaling investment in low-carbon technology, infrastructure and activities. IIGCC's resources reflect this system-wide approach: they support members tackling decarbonisation and increasing allocations to climate solutions across portfolios. Our latest climate solutions resources extend guidance to the sovereign asset class and set out how members can define, assess, and engage on corporate climate solutions.
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Why Long-Term Climate Strategies Are the Economic Planning Tool Governments Need Right Now
Long-term climate strategies are practical economic planning tools that can help governments manage volatility, mobilize investment and make the energy transition work for people and communities.
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What Kind of World Bank Do We Need to Build a More Resilient Economy?
The debate over development versus climate action misses the point. Countries need support to find a new growth trajectory: one that is sustainable, inclusive and resilient.
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Forest Resilience Bonds Strengthen Communities Before Wildfire Strikes
A decade after the idea took shape, Forest Resilience Bonds are helping partners finance and fund projects across the western U.S., reducing wildfire risk while enhancing the water supply and supporting local jobs.
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