Our mission is a better future.

Climate Value is a collaborative effort to raise ambition and accelerate implementation of successful climate-resilient development.

The Stakes

Unchecked climate change will empty public budgets, while devastating lives, collapsing economies and destabilizing nation states.

The Opportunity

Climate-resilient development is the best chance of future thriving, both for vulnerable communities and for those favored by the status quo.

The Way Forward

Overlapping multilateral cooperative arrangements can secure and accelerate the transition to thriving climate-smart economies.

Transcending crisis, thriving together.

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  • Blueprint for data systems integration—tracking high-value co-benefits

    Blueprint for data systems integration—tracking high-value co-benefits

    The Integrated Data Systems Initiative is a five-year innovation sprint, organized by the Good Food Finance Network (GFFN) and recognized by the 2023 Agriculture Innovation Mission (AIM) for Climate Summit. The GFFN ‘Blueprint for Good Food Finance Data Systems Integration’ marks the culmination of Year 1 of that sprint. When we examine the landscape of…

  • Climate disruption threatens food systems, global stability

    Climate disruption threatens food systems, global stability

    Climate disruption and nature loss are putting food systems at risk. To avoid the destabilizing effects of pervasive food insecurity, urgent action is needed to improve food-related finance, and how we measure success. We are far behind where we need to be, to experience sustainable human development in harmony with nature, and costs are expanding,…

  • Cooperative innovation in energy, food, finance & trade can halt climate breakdown

    Cooperative innovation in energy, food, finance & trade can halt climate breakdown

    Ahead of the Spring Meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, CCI is calling for a significant increase in multilateral climate cooperation, in line with Article 6.8 of the Paris Agreement. 32 years have passed since the community of nations formally agreed to “prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system”. Since the…

  • Journey to Baku: Earth Diplomacy Leadership for the year ahead

    Journey to Baku: Earth Diplomacy Leadership for the year ahead

    The Earth Diplomacy Leadership Initiative is a series of trainings on intergovernmental policy processes, and related diplomatic strategy, co-convened by Citizens’ Climate International and The Fletcher School at Tufts University. Earth Diplomacy Leadership workshops prepare diplomats and observers, as well as scholars, media, and other stakeholders and decision-makers, for intergovernmental processes that shape humanity’s response…

  • Crop yields threatened by climate change impacts

    Crop yields threatened by climate change impacts

    By Michael Terungwa David, PhD Climate change threatens to undermine food production in Benue state, the food basket of Nigeria. The food we consume depends on a reliable background of natural systems, which bring together nutrients, water, patterns of temperature and precipitation at specific times of year, and numerous ecological factors. All of these factors…

  • Better Future 2040

    Better Future 2040

    In 1992, nearly 200 nations agreed to “prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system”. In 2015, the 197 Parties to the Climate Convention (the COP) adopted the Paris Agreement, which gave an active role to every nation in shaping a future of successful climate-resilient development and sustainable shared prosperity. Since then, we have seen…