International Climate Finance KPI 15 methodology: extent to which ICF intervention is likely to lead to transformational change
This guidance provides details of the methodology used to report against key performance indicator 15 as part of the UK International Climate Finance results.
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This is one of the key performance indicators (KPIs) used for reporting on International Climate Finance (ICF) portfolio. The results against this indicator and the other KPIs can be found in the ICF results publications.
International Climate Finance resources dedicated to climate change actions only form a very small part of the financing required to help developing countries build resilience to climate impacts and shift to lower carbon patterns of development.
The ICF will have greater impact if it can be ‘transformational’ by, for example, encouraging others to replicate and scale-up successful activities in the longer term and facilitating substantive institutional and policy change toward a low carbon and climate resilient.
Without such change, it will be unlikely that we can limit global warming of the planet to two degrees Celsius, adapt to the impacts of climate change, or protect and expand our development gains. Therefore, all UK ICF programmes should contribute to transformational change and this indicator aims to capture evidence of this.