The 2025 ICAT Impact Report showcases the progress, milestones, and tangible impact of last year’s efforts to enhance climate action through transparency across the developing world.
The ICAT project in Côte d’Ivoire transformed climate finance governance by providing robust tools, institutional arrangements, and digital solutions to ensure transparency and accountability.
A €1.2 million commitment was announced by Darragh O’Brien, Ireland’s Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment, on the sidelines of COP30.
Uganda strengthens climate transparency by developing NDC tracking frameworks for transport and waste, enabling data-driven emissions reduction and reporting.
Out Now: The 2025 ICAT Impact Report
Webinaire : Transparence et démarches concertées au titre de l’accord de Paris
Piloting Kenya’s Nature-Based Solutions Monitoring and Evaluation Framework: Lessons from Chyulu Hills
Zimbabwe Endorses New Digital Tool for Climate Adaptation Transparency
Registration open: Facilitated E-Learning Course on Climate Transparency and the Enhanced Transparency Framework
Niger Initiates Project on Climate Finance Transparency
Webinaire sur la méthodologie agriculture pour l’évaluation des impacts des politiques agricoles sur les gaz à effet de serre
ICAT at COP30: Summary of Activities and Results
Strengthening Climate Finance Transparency in Côte d’Ivoire
Boost for Climate Action Transparency as Ireland Joins Initiative for Climate Action Transparency (ICAT) as New Donor with €1.2 Million Commitment
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