The Green Climate Fund created at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, or UNFCCC, meeting in Durban, South Africa, last week will go a long way toward reducing ever ...

“The Green Climate Fund is struggling with an identity crisis,” says Athena Ballesteros, director of the finance center with the World Resources Institute, who has followed the GCF closely. Because ...

The 24-member board of the Green Climate Fund met at a Zambian hotel alongside the scenic Victoria Falls in early November with a clear mission: Do something.

A strong, effective Green Climate Fund is needed more than ever to serve the Paris Agreement and to support the international community’s climate ambitions.

The U.N. Green Climate Fund, established in 2010, required consensus among its board before it could fund adaptation projects. That meant one country could block a project — and sometimes did.

The Climate Investment Funds were explicitly intended as the pilot for a larger, future fund, and they are slated to sunset as the Green Climate Fund becomes operational.

As the Green Climate Fund searches for its next executive director—its first in the Paris era of climate cooperation—there are a number of important opportunities a new leader should seize.

LONDON (Reuters) - The Green Climate Fund (GCF), the world's largest fund helping developing countries deal with the impacts of climate change, said on Friday it had approved $686.8 million in ...

The pledge by the $12.8 billion Incheon, South Korea-based Green Climate Fund will target the sustainable production of crops such as cocoa, palm oil, soybeans and rubber in 11 nations without ...

The Green Climate Fund is meant to make this easier for developing countries, and give developed ones the opportunity to take responsibility for their part in causing climate change.

The Green Climate Fund (GFC) was created in 2010 under the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change treaty, which was ratified by 197 countries, including the United States.