Finance Ministries Take Center Stage in Coordinating Whole-of-Economy Transformation
The Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action convened during the London Climate Action Week to formally launch the Thematic Priority 1 workstream of its 2026–2028 strategic work program: From Commitments to Action - Driving a Coordinated Whole-of-Economy Transformation.
Leveraging Opportunities of the Transition and Strengthening Resilience for Sustainable Growth, Jobs and Energy Security
Finance Ministers Underscore Climate Action as a Defining Economic Opportunity of Our Time, Not Just a Risk
The Coalition at the NFGS Annual Plenary: adaptation, nature risk and climate scenarios as global cooperation tightens
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Launch of a webinar series on Border Carbon Adjustments (BCAs)
The Coalition of Finance Ministers is launching a new webinar series under HP3 to explore the design, implementation and impact of carbon border adjustments (BCAs), i.e. charges on embodied carbon in imports. |
Finance Ministers Frame Climate Action as an Economic Opportunity at Kampala Meeting
Under the leadership of Co-Chair finance ministries from Uganda, the Netherlands, and Co-Chair elect Croatia, from 9–11 February 2026, the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action convened its annual in-person Global Deputies Meeting in Kampala, hosted by Uganda’s Ministry of Finance.
Nearly 100 finance ministry officials and 23 institutional partners gathered to assess progress and shape a focused 2026–2028 agenda. Discussions emphasized a clear message: climate action is a central driver of economic growth, fiscal resilience, and sustainable development.
Africa’s Finance Ministers Launch Pan-African Forum to Drive Climate-Responsive Economic Transformation
From 16–18 December 2025, the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action (CFMCA) brought together approximately 100 representatives from around 30 African Ministries of Finance in Lusaka to chart a new direction for climate‑economic cooperation.
The regional event concluded with the following outcomes:
Discussion Note: From Promise to Action: Scaling Up Climate Finance to $1.3T
Post-Ministerial Discussion following the 14th Ministerial Meeting