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  • This briefing by the Stockholm Environment Institute examines the challenges of defining and accounting for private finance within the context of the Copenhagen Accord's USD 100 billion annual goal. Using an 'accountability chain' analysis, the authors evaluate how different financial instruments—such as traditional debt, green bonds, equity, philanthropy, and remittances—align the goals of investors with the climate-related objectives of recipients.

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    Themes: climate financeadaptationmitigationprivate financegreen bonds
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    copenhagen accord
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Briefing

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