Built for the people who act on the evidence.
Climate Probity serves a coalition of actors with a shared interest in climate finance accountability, across different roles and access levels. Institutions that decide, oversee, and implement; and the public-interest actors who hold the system to account.
Donor governments & bilateral DFIs
Independent verification of where climate finance goes and how counterparties check out, in a form that supports accountability to legislators and taxpayers.
Oversight & accountability bodies
Audit institutions, inspectorates, and parliamentary offices: proactive risk signals with the evidence trace attached, so review time goes to judgment rather than assembly.
Accredited entities & implementers
Compliance-oriented entities: counterparty screening and third-party due diligence context specific to the climate finance chain, before commitments are made.
Civil society & watchdog organizations
Project-level and systemic outputs designed for accountability work, under an access model built so cost is not the barrier for public-interest use.
Investigative journalists
Evidence-based leads that trace step by step to primary documents, supporting reporting that stands up to challenge.
Researchers & policy analysts
Longitudinal, source-linked data and a documented methodology for studying how the climate finance system performs.
The planned model pairs an institutional decision-support service with public-interest outputs that are open by default. Civil society organizations, journalists, and researchers will be able to apply for subsidized or facilitated access. Accountability findings are not placed behind a paywall where doing so would serve institutional interests over the public interest.
Climate Probity is at the proof-of-concept and production-development stage. The service described on this page is the model the platform is being built to deliver, not an operating claim. See current status.