Climate Policy Radar

Climate Policy Radar is an independent nonprofit that builds open data infrastructure for climate and nature evidence. It uses AI tools defined and validated by subject experts to organize laws, policies, court cases and finance documents from around the world into structured, searchable collections. Its public interfaces include Climate Change Laws of the World, built with the Grantham Research Institute at LSE, Rio Policy Radar for national submissions to the three Rio Conventions with the UNFCCC, CBD and UNCCD, Climate Project Explorer for funding flows across the four largest multilateral climate funds, and the Climate Litigation Database, built with the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law. Users can search, compare and trace material across tens of thousands of documents spanning many domains and countries. The audience is policymakers, negotiators, researchers, lawyers and local leaders who need to find what governments have legislated, committed to or funded. Organizations that want to use the data in their own research, products or workflows can connect through an API and an MCP server, with early access available on request. The vendor does not publish prices. The organization is a nonprofit, describes its data as open, and was founded in 2021, with roots in a 2009 climate legislation project run with GLOBE International.