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NewClimate Institute for Climate Policy and Global Sustainability generates ideas on climate change and drives their implementation. We raise ambition for action against climate change and support sustainable development through research, policy design and knowledge sharing.

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NewClimate Institute at the Bonn sessions 2026

As the annual Bonn Climate Change Conference (SB64) runs from 8-18 June, our team will be in Bonn contributing to key discussions and sharing new insights.

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Market instruments explained (2/5): Mass balance – one term, many different approaches

This second blog post in the five-part series 'Market instruments explained' gives an overview of the different types of mass balance. It explores whether low-carbon product procurement that rests on mass balance accounting represents real decarbonisation. It shows that safeguards are needed to...

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Designing the TAFF roadmap: A coalition of the willing to unlock progress on fossil fuel phase-out

In this interview, our expert explains why a coalition of first-mover countries may offer the most effective and feasible path for the TAFF Roadmap in today’s political climate.

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TAFF conference coalition roadmap article

Publication

Exploring Actionable Pathways for a TAFF Roadmap

This discussion paper outlines illustrative options for how the TAFF Roadmap could be shaped at the level of international coordination and what each option could achieve.

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Exploring pathways for a TAFF roadmap discussion paper

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Energy transition

Carbon markets

Sustainable development and just transition

Sustainable finance

Mitigation targets, policies and actions

Governance and diplomacy

Agriculture and food systems

Corporate climate responsibility

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NewClimate Institute is an independent non-profit organisation. We are financed only through individual projects and do not receive base funding. Project funders include government institutions from for example Germany, Netherlands, Norway, France, international organisations, foundations like the European Climate Foundation, ClimateWorks Foundation and IKEA Foundation, as well as non-governmental organisations and business associations. The five co-founders are the formal shareholders, but they have distributed the responsibilities for governing the organisation among the whole team of employees.

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