Climate negotiations
NewClimate Institute conducts research and analysis to support the international climate negotiations, including options for the implementation of the Paris Agreement.
Climate finance
NewClimate Institute analyses climate finance flows and develops policies and instruments to maximise the impact of finance on the ground.
Tracking climate action
NewClimate Institute tracks, evaluates and compares climate change mitigation actions from a wide range of national, subnational, corporate and civil society stakeholders.
Carbon market mechanisms
NewClimate Institute evaluates and designs domestic and international market mechanisms, with the mission to support the successful transition from existing to emerging mechanisms.
Climate and development
NewClimate Institute supports the design and implementation of stakeholder-driven initiatives that contribute to the goal of a sustainable world with net zero greenhouse gas emissions.
Sustainable energy
NewClimate Institute supports countries to design, evaluate and implement sustainable energy policies and measures that drive sector transformations and the transition to sustainable low-carbon energy systems.
Publications
Non-state and subnational climate action in China and India Dec 2021 - The two reports present a brief overview of emerging climate action by cities, regions, and companies in the two largest greenhouse gas emitters in the Global South.
Sector level climate planning for national and international policy making Dec 2021 - A stepwise guide to policy makers on how to establish an effective sector level climate planning process.
Climate Investment in Latin America Nov 2021 - This report on Climate Investment in Latin America offers insights into low-carbon investments and key trends in sectoral decarbonisation and analyses the sectoral policy landscape for scaling up low-carbon investments in Argentina, Brazil and Peru.
Climate Action Tracker Global update – Glasgow’s 2030 credibility gap: net zero’s lip service to climate action Nov 2021 - Glasgow has a credibility gap between talk and action. In this briefing, the Climate Action Tracker (CAT) has calculated that if all governments met their 2030 targets, we would have 2.4˚C of warming in 2100. But right now, current policies put us at 2.7˚C.

















