Publication

This paper provides central policy decision makers and donors with accessible guidance on how government might make use of the national budget system to prioritise a response to climate change. The paper also explores how governments can make complementary use of domestic and international sources of public finance to resource a climate change response.

The paper is principally targeted at central policy decision makers. It may also be of interest to researchers and those working with donors who are involved in financing public interventions on climate change in developing countries.