Annual Meetings 2026 - 16th Ministerial Meeting

Asia-Pacific Regional Dialogue on Climate Fiscal Resilience and Climate Finance

12 October 2026 | Bangkok, Thailand

Representatives from Finance Ministries of 28 countries across Asia and the Pacific, and more than 20 partners, met in Bangkok on 12 October 2026 and agreed that the priority now is to turn climate plans into financed, implementable action. The Asia-Pacific Regional Dialogue, co-organized by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Coalition of Finance Ministers on Climate Action (CFMCA), was held under the theme Managing Climate Risks and Financing Resilience and Transition in a Constrained Fiscal Environment. 

New York Climate Week: Making resilience count in sovereign debt and credit profiles

Making resilience count in sovereign debt and credit profiles 

Wednesday, 23 September 2026 | 12:00–1:30 PM ET

The event will be hosted by the Ugandan Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, the Zambian Ministry of Finance and National Planning, the Bridgetown Initiative and NORAD, in collaboration with the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action.

NGFS-CFMCA event at London Climate Action Week

Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action at London Climate Action Week 2026

The Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action will actively contribute to London Climate Action Week 2026, engaging with policymakers, financial institutions and partners to advance climate finance and country-led transitions.

Training week on integrating adaptation and resilience into macro-economic modelling

This specialized programme, organized by the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action in partnership with the World Bank and with support from the Climate Support Facility, is designed for technical specialists seeking to strengthen their capacity to integrate climate considerations into macroeconomic frameworks

In-person in Paris.

TP3 Webinar: Quantifying EU CBAM Exposure, Costs, and Opportunities

The European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) represents a landmark shift in climate policy for industrial emissions, creating new financial obligations and strategic imperatives for countries exporting emissions-intensive goods to the EU, as it phases out financial support in the form of free allocation to producers in the EU.

TP3 Webinar: Policy Responses to the EU CBAM — Climate, Fiscal, and Competitiveness Implications

The Global Climate Policy Project (GCPP) at Harvard and MIT will present modeling from its flagship report

Responses to the EU CBAM — Climate, Fiscal, and Competitiveness Implications

Green Budgeting

This side event will examine how green budgeting tools, with a particular emphasis on climate budget tagging, are being used by Ministries of Finance to integrate climate considerations into fiscal policy and public financial management systems.