Climate Finance Integrity Program

Transparency International launched the Climate Finance Integrity Program (CFIP) in 2011 to promote transparency and accountability in climate change funds. The program is implemented in Mexico, Kenya, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea, Peru, and the Maldives, funded by the German Ministry of Environment. Phase 1 expected to end by 2013. Activities include mapping climate finance flows, assessing key institutions, developing a national climate governance network, and an e-learning course.

Transparency International launched the Climate Finance Integrity Program (CFIP) in 2011 to promote transparency and accountability in climate change funds. The program is implemented in Mexico, Kenya, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea, Peru, and the Maldives, funded by the German Ministry of Environment. Phase 1 expected to end by 2013. Activities include mapping climate finance flows, assessing key institutions, developing a national climate governance network, and an e-learning course.

Transparency International launched the Climate Finance Integrity Program (CFIP) in 2011 to promote transparency and accountability in climate change funds. The program is implemented in Mexico, Kenya, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea, Peru, and the Maldives, funded by the German Ministry of Environment. Phase 1 expected to end by 2013. Activities include mapping climate finance flows, assessing key institutions, developing a national climate governance network, and an e-learning course.

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