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Private capital to play bigger role in EM climate finance | climate finance, esg

Private capital to play bigger role in EM climate finance A new report has highlighted the opportunity for policymakers to accelerate private climate finance ahead of the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference, COP26. April 13, 2021 Investors need to play a more meaningful part in fostering the public-private collaboration that is required to close the climate finance gap in emerging markets (EM). To support this, in addition to bearing in mind key factors when they evaluate investments in sustainable infrastructure projects in EMs, investors also need to bear in mind examples of how different enabling environment mechanisms have succeeded in accelerating the transition across a diverse range of economies.

The Brief: Making the case (podcast), career impact bonds, financial innovation and climate investment in emerging markets, de-risking college tuition

The Brief: Making the case (podcast), career impact bonds, financial innovation and climate investment in emerging markets, de-risking college tuition
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New CFLI Report on Closing the Climate Finance Gap in Emergi

The CFLI, in partnership with the Association of European Development Finance Institutions (EDFI) and the Global Infrastructure Facility (GIF), is pleased to present our newest report: Unlocking Private Climate Finance in Emerging Markets: Private Sector Considerations for Policymakers. This report delivers a set of key considerations to strengthen enabling environments for private climate finance. It highlights the policies that governments in emerging markets can advance with support from business and the international community to mobilize private sector investment in clean energy, low-carbon mass transit, climate-friendly water and waste systems, green buildings, and sustainable land use. 

EBRD newsletter - Friday 19 February

EBRD newsletter - Friday 19 February EBRD President pays virtual visit to Greece The President of the EBRD, Odile Renaud-Basso, visited Greece on 18 and 19 February in a virtual format. With €800 million invested in Greece in 2020, the country became one of the top five economies where EBRD invests.   The President met representatives of the government as well as private sector companies and the banking sector. Leading news organisations such as the Athens News Agency, Kathimerini’s Money Review, Capital.gr, Imerisia and The National Herald reported about the visit. EBRD appoints Harry Boyd-Carpenter Managing Director, Green Economy and Climate Action Strengthening its capacity to deliver its goal to become a majority green bank by 2025, the EBRD this week appointed Harry Boyd-Carpenter new Managing Director, Green Economy and Climate Change. Prior to his appointment, Mr Boyd-Carpenter was EBRD’s Director, Head of Energy, Europe, Middle East and Africa. Project

Climate finance: Creating the conditions we need to invest in emerging markets

Climate finance: Creating the conditions we need to invest in emerging markets Image symbolizing the need to invest in climate friendly infrastructure | © Shutterstock. Poginici As we enter 2021, the world faces an enormous challenge: rebuilding our economies devastated by COVID-19. While vaccines hold the promise of economic recovery, we have a long road ahead and much work to accomplish. But in this arduous recovery, private investors, lenders, and developers also see great opportunity to accelerate investments that support the transition to low-carbon economies. These are building blocks for a successful green recovery, which have fallen into place just as we enter this decisive decade in the climate crisis. And, because most infrastructure investments made today will operate for several decades, we can make significant progress to make sure tomorrow’s infrastructure is low carbon.

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