Overview

• The total surpasses Germany’s pledge to provide at least €6 billion annually for developing countries.
• Direct budget funding reached €6.1 billion, with 79% coming from the Development Ministry.
• An additional €5.7 billion was mobilized through instruments including KfW and DEG loans, with private investment exceeding €1 billion for the first time.
• Financing targets renewable energy, agricultural adaptation, and forest and peatland protection, including transit and clean power projects in India, South Africa, Indonesia and Mexico.
• Berlin has submitted the figures to the European Commission for formal international reporting, linking delivery on promises to credibility in upcoming negotiations.