Ahead of COP25, Climate Transparency launched its Brown to Green Report 2019. Covering 80 indicators, the report is the world’s most comprehensive review of G20 climate action. It provides concise and comparable information on G20 country mitigation action, finance and vulnerability. AGENDA 16.00   Welcome Peter Eigen, Co-chair of Climate

Berlin, 21-23 May 2019; Climate Transparency’s Strategy and Partners Workshop gathered partners from 14 organisations from different G20 countries and affiliated experts from various stakeholder groups such as civil society, foundations, international organisations, the financial sector and governments for a three-day event. Participants discussed the concept and indicators

The British Embassy Berlin and Climate Transparency organised the Brown to Green Forum: Managing the phase out of coal – perspectives from Germany, the UK and other G20 countries, which took place on 21 May 2019 at the British Embassy Berlin. In January 2019, Germany’s Commission on Growth,

For the first time HUMBOLDT-VIADRINA Governance Platform, after being granted an observer status to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, took part in the 24th Conference of the Parties (COP24) in its capacity as Secretariat of Climate Transparency. The main task of the international negotiations that took place

One week before the G20 Summit in Argentina and COP24 in Poland, Climate Transparency launches its Brown to Green Report 2018. Covering 80 indicators, the report is the world’s most comprehensive review of G20 climate action. It provides concise and comparable information on G20 country mitigation action, finance

Climate Transparency is pleased to welcome a new partner from Japan – The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES). The Institute has been established in 1998 based on an initiative of the Japanese government. In Since 2012 IGES is incorporated as Public Interest Incorporated Foundation. IGES conducts research