Just-transition criteria in climate-fund mitigation finance

ActionAid reports that 2.8%, or approximately US$630 million, of the GCF/CIF mitigation finance examined over more than a decade supported just-transition criteria.

Dataset: Social and transition evidence
Geography: GCF and CIF projects examined
Jurisdiction: Not reported
Organisation: Not reported
Device: Not reported
Programme: Not reported
Value: 2.8% · US$630 million
Unit: USD cumulative
Period / horizon: More than a decade examined
Price year: 2025
Date checked: 2026-09-17
Source date: 2025-01-01

What this evidence supports

ActionAid reports that 2.8%, or approximately US$630 million, of the GCF/CIF mitigation finance examined over more than a decade supported just-transition criteria.

Context only; deliberately excluded from annual benchmark calculations.

What it does not establish

It is not an annual global funding requirement or the share of all worldwide climate finance.

Cumulative and study-specific, so it cannot be compared directly with an annual allocation.

Confidence

Medium: The amount and share are contextual findings for the finance and projects examined.

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Transition Finance

Sources

Climate finance for just transition: how finance flowsActionAid · 2025-01-01Open source

Public update history

Version 1 · Published

Initial public evidence record · 17/09/2026