Helping turn millions of pages of climate-related documents into open, queriable, connected insight.
Our tools are designed to help search, compare, and understand national and international climate action - laws, policies, submissions to international conventions, climate finance, and climate litigation. All documents within our databases are full-text searchable, automatically translated into English, and supported by smart filters and detailed country profiles. built and delivered in collaboration with our partners, our tools are trusted by policymakers, researchers, international agencies, civil society, and businesses worldwide. See below:
Climate Change Laws of the World
We power the Grantham Research Institute at LSE’s Climate Change Laws of the World.
Explore climate laws and policies, sectoral laws, and international commitments (like NDCs) from every single country in one place. This global resource builds on 15 years of data collection and remains the most complete public record of how governments plan and act on climate change.
Search and analyse thousands of court cases shaping global climate accountability.
In partnership with the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, and building on 15 years of data collection, this database connects decisions, arguments, and actors, helping researchers and policymakers helping understand how the law can drive climate action and accountability.
NEW FOR COP30: Rio Policy Radar
A shared space for country submissions from the three "Rio Conventions" - the UNFCCC (climate) the CBD (biodiversity) and the UNCCD (land degradation).
Launching at COP30, Rio Policy Radar will allow users to readily explore synergies amongst national plans that address the three critical interlinked issues.
We collaborated with the 4 largest Multilateral Climate Funds to create a single-entry point to access and explore all projects that are funded by funds project documents and policies.
The platform makes climate finance documents easily accessible and searchable by location, sector funding type and more, making it easier to share expertise and improve understanding of how to access climate finance.
Built in conjunction with Ocean Energy Pathway (OEP), users can search hundreds of documents related to offshore wind globally, including industry reports, government policies, laws, strategies, and analyses from researchers and civil society.
The library opens the messy black box of policies and information, helping decision-makers design more effective strategies to accelerate sustainable development of offshore wind.
Climate Policy Radar was the data partner of the first Global Stocktake, which concluded in 2023 at COP28, creating GST1.org, a platform containing all 1700+ submissions to the stocktake.
GST1.org enables negotiators and analysts to navigate all submissions by Parties and Non-Party Stakeholders to the UNFCCC, helping governments and civil society identify priorities, track progress, and spotlight gaps in commitments.
Search it all with the Climate Policy Radar app
The Climate Policy Radar app brings together all types of documents into one space: over 30,000 of climate laws, policies, NDCs, BTRs, finance reports, and litigation documents in one place. It also features corporate reports and mandatory disclosures of nearly 500 of the highest emitting public corporations globally.
Use our smart, full-text search to explore millions of pages of key climate documents.
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Transition Digital: Building the Infrastructure for Climate, Nature, and Development Intelligence
Climate Policy Radar hosts the secretariat for Transition Digital, a nonprofit collaboration founded by Climate Policy Radar, TransitionZero, Clay, and Radiant Earth. Together, we are creating the shared digital infrastructure that connects climate, nature, and development data—so evidence, tools, and insights can flow freely across domains. We are building a backbone that will later enable others to build applications, uncover connections, and accelerate decisions that matter.
At COP30, Transition Digital will debut its first prototype, focused on Brazil, showing how open, connected intelligence can transform national climate action.