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Partos event

Unlocking Climate Finance: the Role of Civil Society in promoting Accountability and Accessibility on a National Level

Climate finance plays a crucial role in addressing climate change, but ensuring that these financial resources are used effectively, transparently, and equitably is a complex challenge. At the national level, civil society organizations in the Global South are uniquely positioned to track climate finance flows, advocate for accountability, and push for equitable access to funding for those who are most affected by climate change 

  • Date and time 11 December 2024, 15:00 - 17:00 CET + optional drinks afterwards
  • Where The Humanity Hub, the Hague
  • For whom Members of the Partos Climate Justice Community of Practice and people interested in the topic

In this upcoming learning session, we will explore the role of civil society in the Global South in tracking climate finance flows and ensuring transparent and inclusive spending of climate finance. We will discuss questions like:  

  • How can we support civil society in holding governments accountable for transparent and inclusive climate finance on a national level?  
  • How can we strengthen civil society to promote equitable access to climate finance? 

What to expect 

We will learn about the key takeaways of a study done by Oxfam Novib on climate finance accountability in Uganda, Nigeria and Vietnam. Subsequently, we will dive into the experiences of the Voices of Just Climate Action program in promoting access to climate finance and strengthening civil society. We will also reflect on the outcomes of the COP 29 and what they mean for climate finance accessibility and accountability. There will be plenty of time to discuss successful approaches, challenges and opportunities to amplify and strengthen each other’s work. After this in-person session, there will be networking drinks so don’t miss out!   

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