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Who Pays What for Indonesia’s Green Transition?
This book seeks to raise awareness and encourage broader and deeper dialogue on how the global climate agenda can be adopted more sensibly in the context of Indonesia’s energy transition. The goal is to help policymakers and the public approach energy transition with both realism and strategy, shapi...
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Bridging the Adaptation Finance Gap in Asia
Asia faces a critical climate adaptation finance gap, with only USD 34 billion flowing annually against an estimated need of USD 431 billion. Scaling concessional finance, strengthening local leadership, and leveraging innovative tools like callable capital are essential to build climate resilience...
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Top-down Climate Finance Needs Data Dashboard
This dashboard tracks estimated mitigation climate finance required across different sectors to keep the average global temperature rise within 1.5°C by the end of the century.
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Blending climate finance for Latin America's agrifood systems
Based on insights from CLIC, CCFF, and the Lab, this blog explores how blended finance structures can scale climate investment in Latin America’s agrifood systems.
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From Commitment to Catalyst: Unlocking the Full Potential of VCEFs
With concessional climate finance becoming increasingly scarce, public funds must be deployed strategically to stimulate larger investments in emerging markets and developing economies.
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Roadmap Platform to Halting and Reversing Deforestation and Forest Degradation by 2030
Resource hub for updates and technical materials on the Roadmap to Halt and Reverse Deforestation and Forest Degradation by 2030.
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Assessing Climate Risks to India’s Power Sector: A District-Level and Asset-Level Methodology for Climate-Resilient Power Systems
India has faced 400+ extreme weather events over three decades, yet most climate risk tools stop at hazard identification. CRAF, developed by CPI India, goes further — quantifying operational and financial risk across the power sector value chain.
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UDB Currency Risk-Sharing Facility
This instrument design report explains how Uganda Development Bank, through the FiCS Innovation Lab, has designed the innovative Climate Risk-sharing Facility to mitigate currency risk to scale affordable lending for green projects.
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Unlocking Climate Risk Insurance: The Role of Public Development Banks
Rising climate risks demand stronger economic resilience. While vital for everything from small farms to infrastructure, insurance remains limited in EMDEs. Our report explores how scaling these solutions can protect physical assets and unlock capital for high-risk markets.
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Alternative Models for Transmission Financing in Indonesia
This report evaluates alternative project financing models that could enable greater private investment in Indonesia grid infrastructure, allowing risk sharing, improved access to capital, and enhanced financial sustainability for PLN.
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DBSA: Financial instrument design for an effective carbon market in South Africa
The Development Bank of Southern Africa, in partnership with the FiCS Innovation Lab Incubator, has developed two novel financial instruments designed to transform carbon credits from complex assets into de-risked, bankable products.
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The Regenerative Agriculture Fund: A scalable blueprint for Agri-innovation in EMDEs
EMDE agriculture faces a double-bind: it’s a climate risk driver and its biggest victim. BDMG’s RA Fund breaks this cycle. Using a three-tiered approach to de-risk, empower, and align incentives, this model turns policy into reality. Download the report to explore the future of agri-innovation...
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Closing the Rural Credit Divide: Pathways to Increase PRONAF Access for Smallholders
In this publication, researchers from CPI/PUC-RIO identify the main barriers to credit and outline pathways to expand family farmers’ access to PRONAF in order to boost sustainable production and climate resilience.
