This event presents and discusses opportunities for different actors to build a path to a "globally determined contribution", including findings of the 2025 "Progress of major emitters towards climate targets report".

Organised by: Climate & Company and Oxford Sustainable Finance Group The Mediterranean region, a climate hotspot, faces growing pressures from increased warming, drought, and biodiversity loss, all threatening shared prosperity and stability. While carbon markets are expanding globally, past mechanisms have often failed to deliver real atmospheric impact, with fewer than 16% of credits achieving their promised reductions. As we enter the era of Article 6, lessons from the past must inform how international cooperation channels finance toward genuine mitigation and resilience. If implemented...

Analysis shows, tripling renewables, doubling energy efficiency and cutting methane by 2030 and beyond would cut warming rate by a third in ten years, and halve it by 2040.

Germanwatch, NewClimate Institute, and CAN International publish the 21st edition of the Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI 2026): Denmark remains at the top, followed by UK and Morocco. Petrostates rank at the bottom: Saudi Arabia, Iran and USA. Dynamics in many G20 countries not yet strong enough.

At this press conference, we will release the updated Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI) 2026.

This event presents insights from the ELEVATE and NEWPATHWAYS projects, exploring embedded development objectives, equity implications, and the need and strategies for mobilising finance in the net-zero strategies and next-generation transformation pathways ahead of the 2028 Global Stocktake.

This COP30 side event, organised by GIZ and moderated by NewClimate Institute's Frauke Röser, discusses moving beyond nature-based solutions.

This event discussed findings from the 2025 Net Zero Stocktake and explored the role of nature in achieving net-zero targets.

This side event explored the economic, financial, and policy dimensions of the transition away from fossil fuels, examining what drives progress, what hinders it, and how countries can strengthen their resilience.

Coal is the most carbon-intensive fossil fuel, responsible for 41% of global fossil fuel emissions. Despite the IEA’s Net Zero roadmap calling for no new unabated coal plants after 2021, production reached a record 9.15 billion tons in 2024. Momentum is building to end coal expansion: at COP28, parties agreed to “transition away from fossil fuels,” and at COP29 launched the “Call to Action for No New Coal.” To align with the 1.5°C target, plants must be retired by 2030 in rich countries and by 2040 globally. The challenge is greatest in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs), which...

At this press conference during COP30, the Climate Action Tracker (CAT) team presented the annual update of the Global Temperature Update.

The German-Brazilian Track-1.5-Dialogue on Ambitious Climate Policy (T1.5D) was established in early 2025 as a platform for constructive exchange and for supporting the German-Brazilian High Level Strategic Dialogue. It addresses energy transition strategies, sustainable land use, innovative AI-solutions and climate finance for the Global South. The event introduces the strategic importance of the Dialogue and the relevance of its policy recommendations in the COP process and bilateral cooperation.

Ten years after the Paris Agreement, the world stands at a critical juncture in the fight against climate change, with little to no measurable progress in warming projections - for the fourth consecutive year, said the Climate Action Tracker in its global update, released at the climate talks in Belém, Brazil.

Supporting bilateral climate and development partnerships to raise ambition and accelerate action on climate change mitigation.

This event on the state of plays of NDCs 3.0 were co-hosted by NewClimate Institute, Climate Analytics and the German Institute for Sustainable Development (IDOS).

During this event, the organisations behind the UNEP Emissions Gap report and the UNFCCC NDC synthesis report presented and discussed the findings of the recently relreased reports.

This COP30 side event examined needed safeguards and alternatives for carbon markets to protect communities needs and visions.