CCAC Trust Fund 2012-2021 Supporting action that saves lives, protects food security, and slows climate change - all at once Share SHARE Facebook share Twitter LinkedIn Copy URL Email Breadcrumb Home Funding 2012-2021 The first phase of the CCAC’s work lasted from 2012 – 2021. From 2015 onward, this work was guided by the Strategic Plan to 2021. During this period, we raised US$95.97 million from 20 donors. The bulk of this funding went towards capacity building and technical assistance projects in developing countries, as well as towards projects to catalyze action in key short-lived climate pollutant emitting sectors. The majority of projects funded during this period were completed by 31 December 2021. An overview of results is in the 2020-2021 Annual Report . At the end of 2021 the remaining balances from Phase 1 funding were reinvested in Phase 2. Key achievements Image US$96 million Raised to support developing countries Image Phase 1 funds spent and the balance reinvested Image 75 countries supported by our funding Phase 1 (2012-2021) - US$96 million raised Norway US$21,853,509 Canada US$20,442,219 United States US$ 18,244,574 Japan US$ 11,167,001 Sweden US$ 6,843,478 Switzerland US$ 6,173,078 European Commission US$ 3,526,049 Denmark US$ 1,817,223 Monaco US$ 1,130,708 Germany US$ 1,164,343 Netherlands US$ 870,285 Italy US$ 642,850 Finland US$ 624,273 France US$ 669,297 Belgium (Walloon Region) US$ 582,365 Australia US$ 148,134 Luxembourg US$ 84,830 Poland US$ 10,000 How to contribute The Coalition is a wise investment for a government’s climate finance portfolio. We are the only global organisation focused on reducing short-lived climate pollutants – actions which deliver results for developing countries and are imperative to meet the Paris Agreement targets. In 2021, 18 developing country Ministers called for investment in the Trust Fund to support action. Want to learn more about investing in the CCAC? Contact us Allocation of funds Allocated funds to implement the 2030 Strategy are decided on by CCAC Partners, in accordance with the CCAC Framework. Between 2012-2021, the Coalition allocated a total of US $65 million for projects and US $19 million for partnership activities that include mobilizing high level political will, raising awareness, convening the partnership, and for Secretariat support.