Where is the money?
End-to-end budget chains: approved → disbursed → spent → remaining.
Climate Fund Watch is a digital public good for climate project transparency. Citizens and media see where adaptation money goes; communities can report what they see on the ground; integrity risks can be raised safely.
Reference pilot brand: ClimateFunds Watch Mauritius. Same core product, country-configurable everywhere.
Reference pilot
Mauritius
Year-1 envelope
USD 550k
Pilot councils
2 planned
Product model
Multi-country
Why it matters
Floods, cyclones, and coastal risk demand faster, fairer adaptation. Across countries — and in Mauritius as the first reference — fragmented reporting, weak site-level oversight, and unsafe integrity channels leave communities guessing where funds went and whether works delivered.
End-to-end budget chains: approved → disbursed → spent → remaining.
Milestones, delays, and field evidence — not only funding announcements.
Public evidence for delivery issues; isolated channels for integrity risks.
Platform modules
See who funds what, where it sits, how much was approved, disbursed, and spent — and whether works are on track.
Flood, cyclone, and coastal projects on a shared map: planned, in progress, delayed, or completed.
Residents and CSOs can flag stalled or poor-quality works with photos, location, and structured categories.
A strictly isolated whistleblower path for misuse and greenwashing — designed so anonymity is the product, not an afterthought.
Councils and climate finance units get the same live picture: delays, bottlenecks, and response SLAs.
Media, universities, and NGOs can audit independently — APIs, exports, and monthly public performance views.
Build path
This site is the public face of Climate Fund Watch. The next release adds a demo project registry and map seeded with curated sample data from open sources and research — so citizens and media can experience the product before institutional pilots go live.
For citizens & media
You are the first audience. Expect plain language, mobile-first design, and clear labels when data is demo vs official.
For governments & donors
Mauritius concept materials describe a 12-month, two-council pilot (~USD 550k). The product itself is multi-tenant and reusable across SIDS and beyond.
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