Recently, Associate Professor Cui Lianbiao of the School of Statistics and Applied Mathematics published a paper in the 2018 volume 101 of the SSCI retrieval international journal World Development. It is entitled Exploring the Schemes for Green Climate Fund Financing: International Lessons. The journal is a top academic journal in the field of Development Studies, and is currently one of the academic journals with the highest impact factor in the field of development economics (the latest impact factor is 2.848), and is in the field of Economics Zone 1 (Q1) in the JCR zone. Anhui University of Finance and Economics is the first unit and communication unit of this paper, and the related research work of this paper is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (71503001).

This paper discusses how to share the financing responsibility of the Global Green Climate Fund (GCF) among developed countries, from the perspectives of historical emission responsibility (HR) and capacity to pay (AP). Based on the existing experience of international fund raising, such as United Nations assessment (UN), United Nations Official Development Assistance Program (ODA) and Global Environment Facility (GEF), 31 potential financing responsibility sharing schemes are proposed. The paper also analyzed the impact of the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement on international climate finance and found that the US withdrawal would have the most negative impact on the European Union, whose share of financing would increase significantly by 14 percentage points. The research will help to promote the implementation of the financing commitments of the Climate Fund, and its related programs can also provide useful references for the construction of the current GCF financing system.