Assess project readiness
Identify missing evidence, unresolved decisions and the work required before a funding application.
Readiness Review
Climate finance · Project preparation
For public institutions and project teams turning climate priorities into investments. Clarify the problem, test the funding options and organise the evidence and delivery plan behind a credible concept note.
Adaptation · Mitigation · Water security · Green growth · Europe and Asia-Pacific perspectives
Identify missing evidence, unresolved decisions and the work required before a funding application.
Readiness ReviewUnderstand what different funds support, who can apply and which form of finance fits the project.
Funding mechanismsBuild practical skills through sample lessons, project exercises and downloadable workbooks.
AcademyAdvisory
From initial review to a coherent funding case.
Four services address the main stages of project preparation: assess readiness, compare funding options, establish the climate rationale and develop the concept note. Each engagement has an agreed scope, deliverables and review schedule.
Identify the gaps. Prioritise the next steps.
Explore this serviceA funding strategy grounded in project needs.
Explore this serviceConnect climate evidence to the proposed response.
Explore this serviceA clear project. A convincing funding case.
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Method
Method
Evidence first. Funding route second. Proposal third.
A credible funding case answers connected questions: what changes for people or the environment, why the proposed response is justified, what it costs and who can deliver it. Each answer needs a clear basis in evidence.
The preparation process links climate analysis, financing options, project logic and implementation. Unresolved questions are recorded with a responsible person and a clear next action.
Resources
Library
Sources, practical questions and clear limits.
Explore sector guides, published analysis and practical preparation tools in one place. Start with an explanation of the issue, then examine the evidence, financing questions and implications for project design.
Who can apply, how projects are assessed and where to start.
Read the guideHow to access support and prepare an adaptation proposal.
Read the guideConnect climate risks to practical adaptation measures.
Read the guidePrepare water projects for a changing climate.
Read the guideResearch
Read the papers in full.
Published work by Alexandre Germouty examines regional climate cooperation, climate migration and green finance, with a focus on Southeast Asia. The publications provide the arguments, methods and references behind the analysis.
Vietnamese Journal of Legal Sciences, vol. 14, no. 2, pp. 69–94
Read the paper (PDF)Vietnamese Journal of Legal Sciences, vol. 11, no. 2, pp. 53–67
Read the paper (PDF)
Share the project’s objective, location, current stage and expected timetable. A short, non-confidential summary is enough to start.
Preparation
Share where the project stands and what your team needs to decide. You do not need a finished proposal or a chosen fund to begin a conversation. Send a short, non-confidential enquiry.