10 years on from the Paris Agreement and at a time when its 1.5C target is slipping out of reach, our climate expert analyses the achievements & misses in Belém.

In this blog, Eurodad's Climate Justice expert Bertha Argueta gives her assessment of the first week of COP30

A new report shows that more than a trillion dollars could have been raised for climate action and development since the adoption of the Paris Agreement in 2015, if the world's 100 largest oil and gas companies had been charged a 20 per cent surtax on their enormous profits.

This blog has been co-authored by Bertha Argueta (Eurodad) Rebecca Thissen, (CAN International) and Claire O’Manique (Oil Change International).

Next month, the European Investment Bank will begin deliberations of the second phase of its Climate Bank Roadmap. In a joint-letter 19 civil society organisations have urged the Board of Directors to ensure that a Just Transition is at the heart of this strategy.

Despite the accelerating global climate breakdown, the promises of impactful climate finance remain largely unmet. Global north countries hide behind the excuse that there is not enough public finance available, but as this blog highlights, there is actually plenty of money out there.

This blog has been prepared by Latindadd, Eurodad, CAN International, INESC, WEDO, Financial Transparency Coalition, WWF Brazil, OXFAM, Christian Aid and CCFD-Terre

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Fifty days ahead of the 4th UN Financing for Development Conference (FfD4), a coalition of nine EU NGOs are launching the campaign “Era of Justice” to show how the multiple crises our world is living are deeply interconnected and to call on governments to take decisive action.

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