The 2025 ICAT Partner Forum report captures essential insights of a three-day virtual gathering of the ICAT community held from 25-27 March 2025. Bringing together nearly 300 participants from over 50 countries, the Forum created a dynamic space for exchanging practical knowledge and lessons on climate action transparency.
Centered on the timely theme “Strengthening NDC 3.0 through Transparency,” this year’s Forum addressed how data, evaluation, and inclusive processes can enhance the quality and impact of Nationally Determined Contributions. Key takeaways include the growing shift from data collection to the development of robust data systems, the vital role of evaluation in improving climate policies, and the importance of stronger engagement with financial institutions. The Forum also highlighted the power of transparency in fostering inclusive stakeholder participation and ensuring a just transition.
This report not only reflects the progress made by ICAT-supported countries, but also outlines actionable insights to help countries advance their climate transparency efforts.
Dive into the full report to explore the Partner Forum insights and discussions.
Read the full Partner Forum Report
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
Latin America and Caribbean experts complete series of webinars on climate finance transparency
Formación virtual: Transparencia del financiamiento climático – Seguimiento y reporte transparente
Integrating Ambitions: Making Evaluations Power Effective NDC Implementation