14th Ministerial Meeting of the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action
Financing Resilience: From Baku to Belem - the Role of Finance Ministries in Unlocking Public and Private Adaptation Investments
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Compendium Platform
The Macroeconomics of Green and Resilient Transitions platform complements the Coalition’s main site, offering a practical gateway to policy-relevant tools and real-world examples.
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New Global MoFs Survey
The world’s first comprehensive survey of MoFs was designed to understand existing analytical capabilities for driving climate action.
Read MoreHighlights
The Coalition is dedicated to providing insightful news updates on global efforts and progress in archieving climate action goals
Climate Action Statement 2025 and Climate Action Map
Over 500 climate policies by finance ministries worldwide show the economic benefits of climate action. The latest edition of the Climate Action Statement, with data from nearly 70 countries, shows finance ministries are driving economic growth, competitiveness, and resilience through climate ambition.
How Ministries of Finance Can Build Capabilities for Economic Analysis and Modeling to Drive Green and Resilient Transitions
Capability is about more than having access to suitable tools and models. It is about being able to identify, use, and maintain suitable tools to answer relevant policy questions, communicating results (and limitations), and ensuring integration into decision-making processes.
Ireland’s Fiscal Compass for the Green Transition
By aligning economic tools with climate goals, Ireland’s Department of Finance is applying public finance rooted in budgets and taxes, and most importantly, in long-term resilience.
About the Coalition
Finance Ministers hold the keys to accelerating climate action. They know most clearly the risks posed by climate change, and recognize how taking action could unlock trillions in investments and create millions of jobs through 2030.
The Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action brings together fiscal and economic policymakers from over 90 countries in leading the global climate response and in securing a just transition towards low-carbon resilient development.
Learn MoreThe Helsinki Principles
The six Helsinki Principles guide the Coalition's commitment to #ClimateAction
Helsinki Principle 1: Align Policies with the Paris Agreement
Align our policies and practices with the Paris Agreement commitments
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Helsinki Principle 2: Share Experiences & Expertise
Share our experience and expertise with each other in order to provide mutual encouragement and promote collective understanding of policies and practices for climate action
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Helsinki Principle 3: Promote Carbon Pricing Measures
Work towards measures that result in effective carbon pricing
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Helsinki Principle 4: Mainstream Climate in Economic Policies
Take climate change into account in macroeconomic policy, fiscal planning, budgeting, public investment management, and procurement practices
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Helsinki Principle 5: Mobilize Climate Finance
Mobilize private sources of climate finance by facilitating investments and the development of a financial sector which supports climate mitigation and adaptation
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Helsinki Principle 6: Engage in NDC Development
Engage actively in the domestic preparation and implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) submitted under the Paris Agreement
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Workstream: Adaptation
Adapting to the risks of climate change to moderate potential damages or to benefit from opportunities
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Workstream: Green and Just Transition
Combining environmental sustainability with social justice must be considered in any effort to build a more sustainable future for everyone
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Workstream: Nature
Prioritizing nature-based solutions in budgeting decisions is imperative for the Ministries of Finance to mitigate environmental impact
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