CALL FOR PAPERS: CLIMATE FINANCE FUTURES: GREEN TRANSITION, FINANCIAL STABILITY AND JUSTICE

Guest Editors:

Antonina Ivanova - Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Sur, Mexico
Eduardo Calvo - Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Peru
Edgar Ortiz - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico

The Mexican Journal of Economics and Finance (REMEF) is pleased to announce its special issue on climate change (Vol. 22, No. 1, January 2027). This special issue will explore the expansion of financing for mitigation, adaptation, and loss and damage management through innovations such as green bonds and taxonomies. It will also examine public, private, and market mechanisms (e.g., carbon and energy markets), addressing financial sufficiency, equity, and effectiveness at the national and global levels.

REMEF is a quarterly, peer-reviewed scientific journal specializing in cutting-edge research in economics and finance. It enjoys international recognition for its academic rigor and is indexed in Scopus (SJR Q4) and Web of Science (ESCI).

We invite you to submit theoretical and empirical articles on all aspects related to climate change, including, but not limited to:

• Scaling up financing to meet current and future financial needs
• Investment and financing for adaptation, mitigation, and transitions in the context of sustainable development
• Innovation in climate finance
• Financial instruments, sources, channels, and mechanisms
• Financial adequacy, access (equity and justice), inclusion, effectiveness, and results, considering financing at different scales (national, regional, and global)
• Climate finance for gender, Indigenous Peoples, and local communities
• Financial flows to support adaptation and mitigation (including those to, from, and between developed and developing countries), as well as monitoring by source, sector, level of governance, channel, region, country, and instrument.
• Facilitators and barriers to financing, including barriers to access
• Climate-related planning and management of finance
• Big data in climate change research funding
• Digital finance in climate finance
• Risks and impacts of climate change on green investments
• Fiscal policy incentives to promote green finance and investment

Key dates:
Submit a 180-word abstract to the editors by March 31, 2026, for preferential consideration. 
Deadline for submitting full articles: June 30, 2026.
Notification of acceptance of submitted articles: September 30, 2026.
Submit your paper with no review or publishing fees.

Fast paper review. Submission guide: www.remef.org.mx

For more information: Antonina Ivanova (aivanova@uabcs.mx); Eduardo Calvo (ecalvob@unmsm.edu.pe); Édgar Ortiz (edgaro@unam.mx)

Presentación de informe GEO-7 del PNUMA

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Puesto senior del Global Green Growth Institute sobre acción climática en México

CLIMATE ACTION SENIOR OFFICER (MEXICO)

Please note that the deadline is based on Korean Standard Time Zone (KST, UTC+9)

INTRODUCTION TO GGGI

The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is a treaty-based international, inter-governmental organization dedicated to supporting and promoting strong, inclusive and sustainable economic growth in developing countries and emerging economies. To learn more please visit about GGGI web page. 

The partnership between GGGI and the Government of Mexico has produced several key results to date. In the coming years, GGGI will continue to catalyze resource mobilization to bridge the significant climate finance gap and promote technical advisory in sustainable landscapes (covering agriculture, sustainable forests, coastal resilience and blue economy), sustainable finance (related to green and climate investments), climate action (such as NDC planning and implementation, inclusive and resilient green growth plans, MRV system design) and green infrastructure solutions. Therefore, GGGI is seeking a person who can contribute to continuing to develop the climate action workstream jointly with the sustainable landscapes and sustainable finance teams.

POSITION SUMMARY

Based in Mexico City, the Climate Action Senior Officer will report directly to the GGGI Mexico Country Manager and will oversee climate action related efforts under Mexico country program, relevant initiatives requested by Mexican government, in addition to generating substantive inputs and analyses to the development, assessment, and delivery of country-level policy advice and investment project activities in the field of climate change mitigation and adaptation; organizing program activities across green growth planning, among others.

The role will work closely with the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (SEMARNAT) and the Climate Change and Ecology National Institute (INECC). The role may also be expected to undertake or supervise activities related to resilience, ecosystems-based adaptation, GHG accounting, carbon finance, and capacity building for climate action, among others. The position holder will contribute to the development of funding proposals to donor agencies; organizing and delivering capacity building and knowledge development for effective result deliveries under biannual/annual program plans; maintaining effective project reporting and communication internally and externally in line with GGGI corporate policies, standards and protocols.

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