We are pleased to share the latest edition of Spotlight, the signature online newsletter of the Initiative for Climate Action Transparency (ICAT), released shortly after the SB 62 Climate Conference in Bonn—our home city—which was energized by delegates from around the world.
At SB 62, the transparency community sent a powerful message: transparency is no longer just a technical formality—it is fundamental to credibility, ambition, and trust. With the Enhanced Transparency Framework now in effect, countries are better equipped to track progress, identify gaps, and refine their climate strategies.
It was a pleasure reconnecting with many of you at the conference. Your passion and commitment continue to inspire our work. ICAT is honoured to stand alongside such a vibrant and dedicated community.
This edition focuses on Transparency for NDC 3.0, a timely theme as countries gear up for the NDC 3.0 submissions.
We hope you enjoy the read—and as always, we welcome your ideas and feedback.
View the Spotlight.
ICAT Toolbox
ICAT Tools and Guides for NDC Tracking & Projections
Blog
Transparency for NDCs: From Update to Implementation
Stories
Tracking NDC Progress in Saint Kitts and Nevis: The Road to Clean Energy and Electric Transport
El Salvador’s Journey Toward Evidence-Based NDCs
Vacancy: Intern – Climate Change Transparency Monitoring and Evaluation
Global Transparency Community Meetings create momentum for data-driven NDC 3.0 delivery
Spotlight: Climate Transparency Training
Learning to apply ICAT’s suite of practical tools and methodologies
Grow your transparency skills with ICAT’s new online courses
What years of climate transparency training for developing countries have taught us: reflections from trainers and alumni
From Data to Delivery: ICAT Projects Strengthens Climate Transparency in Argentina, Mozambique and Costa Rica
Global Transparency Community Meetings: Enabling data-driven progress on NDC 3.0 implementation
Making local action count: Tracking the greenhouse gas impacts of subnational climate action
Driving Eswatini’s bioenergy policy to advance climate and development objectives