Protocol for a Global Directory of Climate Solution Evaluations

This episode outlines the development of a crowd-sourced global directory designed to identify grey literature for systematic reviews of climate solutions. Recognizing that critical evaluation evidence is often produced by governments, NGOs, and private organisations outside traditional academic channels, the researchers propose a living database to address the limitations of existing, static search guides. The project employs a community-contribution model to aggregate local knowledge from a diverse network of international experts, aiming to capture insights from the Global South and Indigenous-led initiatives that are frequently underrepresented. By combining targeted market research with public submissions, the directory seeks to improve the comprehensiveness and equity of evidence identification in climate policy research. Ultimately, this open-access resource will provide a structured framework for categorising literature sources, ensuring that researchers can more effectively locate the real-world data necessary to address global climate risks. It is based on a recent paper from the Climate Risk Lab: Fenton Villar, P., & Simpson, N. P. (2026). Protocol for a Crowd-Sourced Living Global Directory of Grey Literature Sources for Systematic Reviews of Evaluations of Climate Solutions. Campbell Systematic Reviews: Better Evidence for a Better World, 22(3). https://doi.org/10.1177/18911803261486366

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