The Global Climate Forum initiates and performs high-class research on climate change in close interaction with stakeholders. It provides a pluralistic communication platform in the emerging global field of governments, local authorities, businesses, and social movements. This field lies beyond the traditional linkage between academic institutions and the nation state hosting them. It requires a capability to learn from each other in situations where consensus is impossible, perhaps not even desirable. As a key requisite for addressing the climate challenge in this spirit, GCF contributes to a new economic theory that will enhance the capability to manage climate risks. Until January 2012, the Global Climate Forum was known as the European Climate Forum. This change reflects the reality that the network has expanded well beyond Europe its work has led quite naturally to linkages with America, China, Australia and others.

Contact details

Address:
Neue Promenade 6 10178 Berlin – Germany

Country:
Germany

Sub-region:
Western Europe

Areas of focus

Geographics of focus
United States, China, Australia; Global
Operating languages
English

Organisation details

Business model
Non-profit
Institutional affiliations
No affiliation
Year founded
2001
Age (years)
Global Climate Forum
 23
Germany average
 39
Global average
 32
Founded by
Founders: Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Potsdam (Carlo C. Jaeger) Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg (Klaus Hasselmann) Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, UK (Mike Hulme) Fondazione ENI Enrico Mattei, Milano (Carlo Carraro) Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Centre, Bergen (Ola M. Johannessen) Paul Scherrer Institut, ETH Zürich (Alexander Wokaun) International Research Center on Environment and Development, Paris (Jean-Charles Hourcade)
Founder gender: Other entities
Leadership
Leader(s) (2024): Dr. Carlo C. Jaeger
Leader gender: Male
Leader(s) (2023): Dr. Carlo C. Jaeger
Leader gender: Male
Leader(s) (2022): Dr. Carlo C. Jaeger
Leader gender: Male
Staff size
2024
Global Climate Forum
 43
Germany average
 54
Global average
 79
2023
Global Climate Forum
 45
2021
Global Climate Forum
 35
% Female staff
2024
Global Climate Forum
 33%
Germany average
 51%
Global average
 58%
2023
Global Climate Forum
 31%
2019
Global Climate Forum
 28%
% Female researchers
2019
Global Climate Forum
 28%
Germany average
 42%
Global average
 35%

Organisational performance

Publications
2023
Global Climate Forum
 4
Germany average
 144
Global average
 42
2022
Global Climate Forum
 2
2020
Global Climate Forum
 12

Social

Followers (2019)
Global Climate Forum
 58
Germany average
 2,801
Global average
 6,002

Data notes

Last updated: 26/05/2024
Rating of data accuracy (find out more) : Authenticated
Data sources consulted: Organisation´s website
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