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Climate action
KfW at COP31 in AntalyaAt the COP31 (Conference of the Parties) in Antalya, Türkiye (9 to 20 November 2026), representatives from government and non-governmental organisations, economic and financial institutions, as well as from civil society and the academic community, will discuss measures to combat climate change.
The main aim is, as the ‘COP of implementation’ and the ‘COP of the future’, to translate global climate commitments into concrete action and to refine the national climate targets (NDCs).
KfW, acting as a responsible bank, will be taking part with a delegation comprising members of the Executive Board and representatives from various business divisions. Whilst there, KfW will sign a series of financing and loan agreements that promote climate and environmental protection. The focus will be on promoting sustainable urban mobility and renewable energy.
Furthermore, KfW will play an active role in panel discussions, specialist events, presentations and other occasions. The COP will also serve as a forum for direct dialogue with key partner countries and organisations.
KfW plays a significant role in financing projects relating to sustainable development and climate protection. By further developing and redesigning funding products, processes and partnerships, KfW is breaking new ground – and helping to shape future trends. For example, KfW offers domestic funding programmes for climate-friendly residential buildings, climate protection measures in businesses and venture capital activities. Through its KfW Development Bank division and its subsidiaries DEG and KfW IPEX-Bank, it is committed to climate and environmental protection abroad. In Germany, it promotes sustainable housing construction and supports small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as well as innovative and technology-based companies, including those in the circular economy and electric mobility sectors. Abroad, it strengthens partner countries as well as the German and European export sectors, particularly in the areas of renewable energy, energy efficiency, biodiversity conservation, environmentally friendly mobility and climate adaptation.
KfW promotes the use of green hydrogen worldwide, focussing on technologies known as ‘Power to X’, which use electricity generated from wind or solar power.
KfW promotes the use of green hydrogen worldwide, focussing on technologies known as ‘Power to X’, which use electricity generated from wind or solar power.
KfW is strongly committed to preserving biological diversity. It is one of the most important international biodiversity donors worldwide.
As of 12 October 2026
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