C-PIMA Handbook: Climate-Public Investment Management Assessment
Books, November 10, 2025
Source details
- Canonical URL
- C-PIMA Handbook: Climate-Public Investment Management Assessment
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Bibliographic details
- Published: November 10, 2025
- Series: Books
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.5089/9798400294105.071
Overview
- The IMF introduced the Climate-Public Investment Management Assessment (C-PIMA) in 2021 as an extension of the PIMA framework.
- Goal: to help governments identify potential improvements in public investment institutions and processes to build low-carbon and climate-resilient infrastructure.
- Implementation: It has been conducted in more than 50 countries worldwide as of October 2024.
Framework and handbook content
- The Climate-Public Investment Management Assessment Handbook (C-PIMA Handbook) outlines the importance of green resilient infrastructure investment for sustainable development.
- The handbook provides a detailed description of the C-PIMA framework, including discussions and explanations of:
- All five institutions, and
- The 15 dimensions within them.
- The handbook includes numerous examples drawn from country practices to illustrate application of the framework.
Intended audience and use
- Aimed at:
- Anyone involved in a C-PIMA, and
- Those with a practical interest in public investment management and climate change.
- Intended purpose: to provide practical guidance to country authorities and development practitioners on:
- How country systems are designed to incorporate climate considerations into public investment management, and
- How those systems can be improved.
Access and formats
- The page references availability on the IMF eLibrary and notes multiple formats including PDF and print copy ordering options.
- Citation example provided in Chicago format within the source content.
Source: C-PIMA Handbook: Climate-Public Investment Management Assessment (International Monetary Fund, November 10, 2025).
Content in this bundle
- C–PIMA HANDBOOK: Climate-Public Investment Management Assessment; November 2025