Explore how Finance Ministries are safeguarding macroeconomic and fiscal stability while positioning themselves as leaders in the transition to low-carbon, climate-resilient economies. 

The Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action has released during its 14^th Ministerial Meeting the third edition of the Climate Action Statement and an Interactive Map, the world’s most comprehensive finance ministry–led database of completed and ongoing climate policy actions.  This Interactive Map features over 500 climate policy actions from nearly 70 ministries of finance worldwide. The CAS 2025 highlights how ministries of finance are not only safeguarding macroeconomic stability and fiscal sustainability but also positioning themselves as leaders in seizing the opportunities of the transition to low-carbon, climate-resilient economies amid a rapidly evolving global landscape. 

Category Notes

• Total Climate Actions: This category refers to all actions collected from ministries of finance and serves as a compilation of actions from the other categories.
• Institutions & Governance: This category covers the institutional arrangements, coordination mechanisms, and strategic processes that enable ministries of finance and other government bodies to plan, implement, and oversee climate-related actions.
• Environmental Taxes & Subsidies: This focuses on fiscal measures that discourage environmentally harmful activities and promote sustainable ones, such as carbon taxes, fossil fuel subsidy reforms, and green fiscal incentives. It also includes social measures to protect vulnerable groups from transition impacts.
• Public Financial Management: This includes integrating climate considerations into budgetary processes, investment planning, and expenditure transparency.
• Macro Climate Assessments: This includes incorporating climate considerations into macroeconomic modeling, fiscal analysis, and forecasting. It supports evidence-based policymaking by evaluating the potential economic impacts of climate change and transition policies.
• Financial Instruments & Carbon Markets: This category encompasses tools and mechanisms—such as green bonds, climate funds, insurance schemes, and carbon markets—that mobilize resources for low-carbon and climate-resilient investments.
• Regulation & Disclosure Tools: This focuses on policies and systems that guide sustainable finance through standards, taxonomies, and disclosure frameworks. It promotes transparency, comparability, and accountability in how financial actors address climate-related risks and opportunities.