Who is doing what, and whether it adds up.
12 independent trackers that hold climate policy and pledges to account: national ambition, net-zero commitments, climate laws and carbon pricing. The hub points to each tracker rather than restating its findings.
Climate Action Tracker
ExternalIndependent scientific analysis tracking government climate action against the Paris Agreement, country by country.
Net Zero Tracker
ExternalTracks net-zero pledges across countries, regions, cities and the world’s largest companies, with an integrity assessment.
Climate Change Laws of the World
ExternalThe reference database of climate laws, policies and litigation across nearly every country, searchable and regularly updated.
World Bank Carbon Pricing Dashboard
ExternalThe authoritative tracker of carbon taxes and emissions-trading systems worldwide, with prices, coverage and revenues.
IEA Policies Database
ExternalThousands of energy and climate policies and measures from around the world, filterable by country, sector and technology.
Climate Policy Radar
ExternalAn open, AI-powered database making the world’s climate laws, policies and UNFCCC submissions searchable at scale.
ICVCM Assessment Status
ExternalThe live register of which crediting programmes are CCP-Eligible and which methodology categories are CCP-Approved, the public state of the integrity assessment.
Climate Focus VCM Dashboard
ExternalA monthly dashboard of voluntary-carbon-market issuances, retirements, prices and registrations across a dozen crediting standards.
SBTi Target Dashboard
ExternalA public, downloadable register of companies with validated science-based targets, updated weekly.
Global Coal Plant Tracker
ExternalA biannually updated database identifying every known coal power unit and proposal worldwide since 2010; as of 2025 only 32 countries were still proposing or building new coal capacity, down from 75 in 2014.
Tracking SDG7: The Energy Progress Report
ExternalThe joint annual monitoring of universal energy access, renewables and efficiency toward SDG7; the 2025 edition reported 666 million people still without electricity, 19 million fewer than the prior year.
UNEP Adaptation Gap Report
ExternalUNEP’s annual measure of the adaptation shortfall; the 2025 edition, Running on Empty, put developing-country adaptation costs at $310bn a year by 2035 against just $26bn in international public finance recorded in 2023.