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Elena (AILAC): GCF, GEF, AF, SCF, Multilateral Development Banks, climate funds outside UNFCCC, other UN agencies, think tanks, among many others

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Elena (AILAC): the implementation of the NCQG, as well as its conceptualization must be updated as a result of the technical assessment of each Global Stocktake (from 2028 onwards). The Enhanced Transparency Framework plays a key role in tracking of the progress of flows from developed to developing countries (BTRs, CTFs, etc.)

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Jan (Oxfam): One would expect the Glasgow Dialogue on Loss and Damage to result in some form of adjustment/enhancement of the existing arrangements on finance for LnD - this could also be linked to in the NCQG discussion (assuming addressing LnD would be covered by the NCQG too).

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Jan (Oxfam): One would expect the Glasgow Dialogue on Loss and Damage to result in some form of adjustment/enhancement of the existing arrangements on finance for LnD - this could also be linked to in the NCQG discussion (assuming addressing LnD would be covered by the NCQG too).

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Elena (AILAC): the quantitative aspect of the NCQG should be done through the use of different sources of input, including bottom-up information (NDC, NAP, NC, etc) and top-down reports and inputs (SCF NDR and Biennial Assessments of Global Climate Finance Flows, OECD, Adaptation Gap Report, IRENA, IPCC, etc)

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Jan (Oxfam): Needs assessment report, UNEP adaptation gap repport, various modelling research on investment needs, IPCC AR6. Somewhat missing: assessments of needs for support (versus needs for investments).

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Jan (Oxfam): Needs assessment report, UNEP adaptation gap repport, various modelling research on investment needs, IPCC AR6. Somewhat missing: assessments of needs for support (versus needs for investments).

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Jan (Oxfam): The GST cycle would offer the opportunity to regularly adjust the NCQG to reflect that needs will evolve over time, also informend by the NDC cycle. This way the NCQG would reflect on needs not only at the time of first adoption in 2024 but do so henceforth.

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Jan (Oxfam): The GST cycle would offer the opportunity to regularly adjust the NCQG to reflect that needs will evolve over time, also informend by the NDC cycle. This way the NCQG would reflect on needs not only at the time of first adoption in 2024 but do so henceforth.

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Outi (EU): Work of the Standing Committee on finance on biennial assessments and needs determination. Also to identify gaps in these reports and their methodologies. 

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Outi (EU): Work of the Standing Committee on finance on biennial assessments and needs determination. Also to identify gaps in these reports and their methodologies. 

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Elena (AILAC): it is critical that the NCQG weighs quantitative and qualitative elements of it in a manner that is comprehensive and multidimensional. Seen as a quantified goal(s), defined giving a central role to public funding by developed countries and their leadership in mobilizing climate finance, as per Article 9 of the Paris Agreement, is also supported by a series of qualitative elements on how this goal/s are to be achieved, by taking into account the needs and priorities of developing countries in this transition to 1.5°C

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Outi (EU): technical discussions need to address concrete questions. Such as: 1) fiscal & economic levers, such as carbon pricing and the phasing out of environmentally harmful fossil fuel subsidies; 2)	climate considerations  mainstreamed into all investment decisions globally, as well as budgets and development cooperation; 3)	additional finance is mobilized from all sources.

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Outi (EU): technical discussions need to address concrete questions. Such as: 1) fiscal & economic levers, such as carbon pricing and the phasing out of environmentally harmful fossil fuel subsidies; 2)	climate considerations  mainstreamed into all investment decisions globally, as well as budgets and development cooperation; 3)	additional finance is mobilized from all sources.

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Outi (EU): Need to distinguish between general investment needs and support needs. Enabling environments matter.  We also need information on impacts and effectiveness of climate finance. 

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Outi (EU): Need to distinguish between general investment needs and support needs. Enabling environments matter.  We also need information on impacts and effectiveness of climate finance. 

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Jan (Oxfam): Technical discussions should differentiate between (a) needs for investments versus (b) needs for support (e.g. to finance interventions with no return that can be used to make investments viable).

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Jan (Oxfam): Technical discussions should differentiate between (a) needs for investments versus (b) needs for support (e.g. to finance interventions with no return that can be used to make investments viable).

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Elena (AILAC): The NCQG represents a unique opportunity to guide demand for low-emissions and climate-resilient finance and to scale availability of climate mitigation, adaptation and loss and damage-compatible finance as we approach 2030 and in setting our trajectories to reducing emissions to net zero and ensure development patterns are climate-resilient by 2050.

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Outi (EU): NCQG needs to set climate finance priorities. It needs to support building a framework to finance a 1.5°C world. It should also consider the broader finance landscape and contribute to align all finance flows with a net-zero future.

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Outi (EU): NCQG needs to set climate finance priorities. It needs to support building a framework to finance a 1.5°C world. It should also consider the broader finance landscape and contribute to align all finance flows with a net-zero future.

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Outi (EU): We need to consider how the goal itself can most effectively help attract finance for mitigation and adaptation action in line with the long-term goals of the Paris Agreement. We also need to take steps to make all finance flows consistent with a pathway towards low GHG emissions and climate-resilient development.

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Outi (EU): We need to consider how the goal itself can most effectively help attract finance for mitigation and adaptation action in line with the long-term goals of the Paris Agreement. We also need to take steps to make all finance flows consistent with a pathway towards low GHG emissions and climate-resilient development.