Green Climate Fund Pledge Tracker
The Green Climate Fund underwent its second replenishment round in 2023. Keep track of all the pledges here.
The Green Climate Fund (GCF) is the world’s largest multilateral fund dedicated to helping developing countries address the climate crisis. Created in 2010, the GCF had its initial resource mobilization (IRM) in 2014, receiving $9.3 billion in pledges from 45 countries. It underwent its first replenishment (GCF-1) in 2019, garnering a further $10 billion in pledges from 32 countries. In 2023, its second replenishment (GCF-2) raised $10.6 billion in pledges from 33 countries.
The GCF has a number of innovative design features and is key to the grand bargain behind the Paris Agreement: that all countries need to do much more to tackle the climate crisis, but that the poorest countries—which did the least to cause the problem and are hit first and worst by its impacts—require support from the richest and highest-polluting countries.
To help assess the state of play of the GCF’s replenishments, NRDC is tracking pledges to the fund and will provide updates as new announcements come in.
Total pledges by replenishment round
This chart shows the total pledges from all countries to each fundraising round.
Pledges by country
The first chart here shows each country's pledges over the GCF's three fundraising rounds. The second chart shows how much the highest-contributing countries have pledged to GCF-2 compared to their previous highest pledge, either from the IRM or GCF-1.
Table of pledges
This table shows the amount each country has pledged to each fundraising round in original currency and converted into U.S. dollars, the percentage change in pledge between the IRM and GCF-1 and between GCF-1 and GCF-2 (based on pledge currency), and the cumulative amount pledged in U.S. dollars.
This page was last updated March 31, 2025; with thanks to Germanwatch for tracking the October 5 pledging conference announcements.