Understanding patterns of corruption in climate finance is vital for climate governance in a fast-changing world. Climate finance doubled from 2018-22 to USD 1.27 trillion, with public and private sources of climate finance now evenly split. Funds often go to high-risk corruption prone jurisdictions, but context-specific corruption risk assessment and management methods can help ensure climate finance reaches its intended goals. 

Saul Mullard

Senior Advisor (U4)

David Aled Williams

Principal Adviser (U4) and Senior Researcher (CMI)