Development Assistance Committee (DAC) members and other bilateral providers contribute financing to support climate mitigation and adaptation as a principal (main) or significant (secondary) objective. The data showcased in these charts include bilateral climate-related development finance and core contributions to multilateral institutions that can be imputed for climate.
Development finance for climate
Development finance is essential for developing countries to effectively adapt to and mitigate the impacts of climate change. This dashboard showcases OECD data on climate-related development finance, including official development assistance (ODA) and other non-concessional finance.
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Total development finance for climate change by provider
Providers support climate objectives directly through bilateral development finance or through core contributions to multilateral institutions that are engaged in climate activities.
Climate-related development finance across finance instruments
Climate-related development finance can be provided using a variety of instruments, including grants, loans and equities. The instruments used vary depending on many factors, such as provider priorities, institutional structure and geographic focus.
Climate-related development finance by recipient income group
Development finance providers support countries in different income groups with their mitigation and adaptation efforts. Providers have varying profiles depending on their geographic priorities. Imputed core contributions for climate are unallocated by income group as they are unearmarked.
