The CVF-V20 represents 74 nations on the frontlines of the climate crisis. Currently chaired by Barbados Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley 🇧🇧
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Nineteen senior government officials from ministries of finance, economy, and planning across 14 climate-vulnerable countries completed the V20 Climate Prosperity Fellowship Program.
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The CVF-V20 Global Parliamentary Group met on the margins of the #AM2026Meetings of the World Bank and the IMF to work out what parliaments would need to deliver on the CVF-V20’s priorities.
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Some US$3 trillion of sovereign capital is now managed under a development mandate. How can this capital drive green industrial development? The question shaped a roundtable convened by the CVF-V20, JFI Social Wealth.
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Ghana's electric vehicle transition will deliver its full climate benefits if it advances alongside renewable energy expansion, grid modernization, and a formal regulatory framework.


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A new decision-making policy tool, Article 6 Senior Officials’ Handbook, backed by 77 climate-vulnerable countries, will support policymakers accessing international carbon markets under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.
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CVF-V20 member countries called on development partners to strengthen the national institutions responsible for turning #ClimateProsperityPlans into financed and implemented investments.
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Climate Vulnerable Forum retweeted
V20 Finance Ministers today called for a pivot to resilience by prioritizing investments in education, health, and clean water. “The financing gap our countries face collectively is not simply one of scale but of structure."
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Climate Vulnerable Forum retweeted
A partnership built on turning vulnerability into viability.
Our President Dr. Abdulhamid Alkhalifa met with HE Mia Amor Mottley @miaamormottley, Prime Minister of Barbados and Chair of the Climate Vulnerable Forum @TheCVF and the Vulnerable Twenty @V20Group (CVF-V20), on the sidelines of UNGA81.
The meeting focused on advancing the Vulnerability to Viability (V2V) Compact, a joint initiative by the OPEC Fund and the Government of Barbados as Chair of the CVF-V20, launched at the OPEC Fund Development Forum in June.
The Compact brings together climate-vulnerable countries and development finance partners to expand access to more affordable and predictable finance, with an initial focus on water, education and health.
Dr. Alkhalifa and Prime Minister HE Mottley discussed continued cooperation to move the Compact forward and translate its principles into practical action for climate-vulnerable countries.
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The CVF Leaders Declaration was adopted, outlining the group's call for affordable, faster, and more organized capital; USD 1.3 trillion a year in climate finance by 2035; and a sustained energy transition, among others.
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Barbados’ Prime Minister Mia Mottley, CVF Chair, welcomed the group's newest members: Central African Republic, Republic of Zambia, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. She also welcomed Carlos Alvarado Quesada, former President of Costa Rica, as the second Secretary-General.
Heads of State and Ministers from 77 of the world’s most climate-vulnerable developing countries pledged their commitment to ambitious new initiatives in South-South cooperation to meet the challenges of the climate emergency. #UNGA81
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The Fourth CVF Leaders Declaration has been adopted at the end of the Meeting. Download it here: cvfv20.org/wp-content/upload…. #UNGA81
Ms. Analiza Rebuelta-Teh from the Philippines underscores the importance of science and early warning systems as foundation of resilience. The Philippines supports the Declaration's call for a more inclusive and responsive international financial architecture.
H.E. Vika Sivoki Lavemaau from Tonga expressed strong interest to bring the Pacific voice on the platform and help drive the forefront of global life's resilience and sustainable development.
The CVF Leaders Declaration has been adopted, capturing the shared goals and commitments of the 77 member countries to advance climate prosperity and sustainable development. #UNGA81
He mentioned that it is not just about the volume of climate finance, but how finance is structured, priced, and delivered to climate-vulnerable economies.
H.E. Akyl Toktobaev from Kyrgyz Republic recognized that climate challenges are long-term environmental issues, directly linked to water, food, energy security, and public health issues in infrastructure.
Dr. Ashni Singh, Senior Minister, Guyana: We welcome the progress made in the #V2VCompact and Lifeline Fund. We support the CVF's application for Permanent Observer Status at the United Nations. We also strongly support extending the Barbados Presidency for another year. #UNGA81
