Climate Policy Radar

What it does

Climate Policy Radar builds infrastructure that turns fragmented climate and nature data into structured, searchable evidence. It provides interfaces such as Climate Change Laws of the World, Rio Policy Radar, Climate Project Explorer and the Climate Litigation Database, working with partners including the Grantham Research Institute at LSE and the Sabin Center. The tools are used by policymakers, researchers and international institutions.

Climate Policy Radar is a search and research tool for climate law, policy, litigation and finance documents. You can search across tens of thousands of documents from every country, compare results and trace how concepts connect. The site says the data is updated as new material emerges, in partnership with the institutions that hold it. Named partners include the Grantham Research Institute at LSE, the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, the UNFCCC, CBD, UNCCD, the Green Climate Fund, Climate Investment Funds, Adaptation Fund and the Global Environment Facility. The site states that everything is open and co-designed with the people who depend on it. API and MCP access are available by getting in touch for early access. There is no pricing page, so commercial terms are not stated. Coverage depends on partner institutions and update timing, so check that a document version is current before citing it.