The UK's strategy for deploying international climate finance to support developing countries' climate action and clean energy transition, led jointly by DESNZ, DEFRA, and FCDO. The government committed to providing £11.6 billion between 2021–26, with ongoing focus on mobilising private capital through multilateral institutions and coordinating with international donors. Current status involves delivery against commitments and refinement of definitions around eligible clean energy investments for Official Development Assistance.
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the UK and China on climate change.
Seeking views on a proposal to amend the phasedown schedule for hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in Great Britain to support the UK’s climate goals.
Seeking views on a proposal to amend the phasedown schedule for hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in Great Britain to support the UK’s climate goals.
Information on monitoring and evaluation of the UK's International Climate Finance (ICF) portfolio.
This document provides information about the policy on UK government support for the fossil fuel energy sector overseas.
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office invites responses by 13 August 2023 on proposals to change how it reports UK International Climate Finance results.
In response to: UK International Climate Finance Strategy
Seeking views on how the UK can encourage international climate and nature action over the next decade.
The 2030 Strategic Framework sets out how the UK will deliver internationally on its climate and nature goals in this critical decade.
An outline of how the UK's commitment to spend £11.6 billion on International Climate Finance from 2021 to 2022 to 2025 to 2026 is being delivered.
Seeking views on how the UK can encourage international climate and nature action over the next decade.
Seeking views on how the UK can encourage international climate and nature action over the next decade.
In response to: UK action to support countries avert, minimise and address the risk of loss and damage fr…
The UK's first Biennial Finance Communication to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) demonstrates our forward looking action on support components of the Paris Agreement.
The United Kingdom, with Australia, has led developed countries to deliver a ‘Roadmap’ to meeting the collective goal of mobilising US$100 billion a year in climate finance for developing countries by 2020.