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V20

EVENTS

The member countries of V20 hold regular meetings at the ministerial, senior official, delegation, and working group levels to discuss and shape global policies and effective economic and fiscal responses to climate change. They collaborate with various international and regional organizations to mobilize public and private finance for climate action.

UPCOMING EVENTS

The second Carbon Finance Workshop will focus on leveraging voluntary carbon markets and Article 6 mechanisms for funding. Senior officials from V20 Finance Ministers member countries will gain insights into COP29’s Article 6 outcomes and their practical implications, and will share their finance mobilization priorities and support needs for integrating carbon market access into their investment strategies.

 

The V20 Communiqué will outline the key concerns of V20 Finance Ministers and will issue
a call for immediate, coordinated action, grounded in mutual solidarity and collective learning. This final consultation session, held ahead of its adoption at the V20 Ministerial Dialogue XIV, will ensure the Communiqué reflects the priorities and perspectives of V20 members.

The briefing will be a dedicated space for dialogue and discussion with the Embassies of the V20 Member Countries. The session will provide institutional updates and key initiatives of the CVF-V20 as an independent intergovernmental group. It will also discuss the international financial architecture reform agenda, the participation of the CVF-V20 in the upcoming Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development and Bretton Woods 2.0, and major initiatives of the CVF-V20, including Climate Prosperity Plans and carbon financing, among others.

The Third V20 Central Bank Governors Working Group Meeting will focus on updating the design and advancing the work plan for Lifeline—a proposed multi-regional financial mechanism aimed at providing liquidity support to V20 member countries in response to climate shocks.

This high-level dialogue will bring together members of the V20, key partners, including international organizations, the BRICS, G7, G20, and G24, to address the pressing climate crisis. Discussions will focus on how public and private investments can effectively support green growth and job creation in the face of climate shocks. Key enablers of these investments will be identified, along with the need for collective action to drive reform. Additionally, strategies will be explored for developing durable global alliances to accelerate the achievement of our most urgent climate objectives.

This event will explore how the V20’s country platform model for implementing Climate Prosperity Plans (CPPs) can enable climate-vulnerable nations to transform climate risks into bankable opportunities. The discussion will highlight best practices, coordination mechanisms, and the role of these platforms in accessing trust funds like the IMF’s Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF).

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