Climate Policy Radar builds an open-source knowledge base that converts complex policy documents into structured information to track global climate change policies. The company applies data science and AI to organize and analyze laws and regulations, providing concise, accurate data to support decision-making. Led by founder Dr. Michal Nachmany, the platform is accessible to a broad audience and is used by nearly 350,000 users across over 100 countries. The recent funding will be used to accelerate the company’s work mapping and analyzing the global climate law and policy landscape. The startup is focused on improving its data infrastructure and analytic capabilities to expand coverage and usability. Financially, it secured over €6.8M in new funding in February 2024 to support those efforts. Founded and led by Dr. Michal Nachmany, Climate Policy Radar has spent roughly 1.5 years developing an open-data and open-source search platform that uses machine learning and natural language processing to collect and analyse massive amounts of policy data at scale. The platform is designed to equip decision-makers with high-quality data to replicate successful policies, avoid failed ones, and increase accountability. The startup has welcomed over 250 civil servants, academics, members of international organisations, and civil society users in its first group and today launched an alpha release. A full commercial launch of services is planned later this year. The team plans to add data on climate litigation cases later this year to track court actions against governments and corporates. Climate Policy Radar has raised £2.1 million to date, primarily via Quadrature Climate Foundation, and is preparing for a new funding round.

Total raised

$10M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Feb 2024