Development Finance
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Development finance plays a significant role in financing countries’ green economic growth. CPI works with development finance institutions to assess the effectiveness of their policies, instruments, investments, and portfolios, while identifying risks and opportunities. This includes work with the International Development Finance Club (IDFC), a group of 26 national and regional development banks from all over the world, to map their green finance commitments and provide recommendations for how they can align their operations and strategies with the Paris Agreement.
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Discussion Paper: An Innovative IFI Operating Model for the 21st Century
This paper lays out key products and processes that need to be introduced, reformed, and/or scaled to effectively deploy new volumes of climate finance, focusing on multilateral development banks.
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Enhancing the Role of National Development Banks in Supporting Climate-Smart Urban Infrastructure
This paper focuses on enhancing the role that National Development Banks play in supporting the acceleration of climate-smart urban infrastructure investment.
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Implementing Alignment: Recommendations for the International Development Finance Club
This study identifies the changes the Paris Agreement implies for the role of Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) – specifically members of the IDFC – and how they may implement these changes through a targeted set of activities.
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IDFC Green Finance Mapping 2025
The IDFC Green Finance Mapping 2025 report provides the latest assessment of green finance commitments from 27 national and regional development banks. It tracks progress toward climate and environmental goals, analyzes trends in mitigation, adaptation, and biodiversity finance, and highlights the I...
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The South African Climate Finance Landscape 2025
The South African Landscape of Climate Finance 2025 offers the first biannual update of national climate finance flows, analyzing how funds are mobilized, channeled, and deployed across sectors. It provides evidence to help policymakers, investors, and partners scale, coordinate, and target finance...
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Strengthening collaboration to scale climate and development finance
Strengthening collaboration among vertical climate funds, multilateral development banks, and national development banks is key to scaling climate and development finance. This report, commissioned by the G20 Sustainable Finance Working Group, outlines actions to mobilize public and private capital,...
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Scaling Up Green Guarantees: Recommendations by the Green Guarantee Group
Despite record growth in global climate investment, the finance gap remains vast, especially in emerging markets and developing economies. Guarantees are among the most effective tools to mobilize private capital for climate action but remain underused. This report by the Green Guarantee Group offer...
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Unlocking Climate Finance for Least Developed Countries: Innovations and Opportunities
LDCs are already driving innovation in climate policy and finance, but closing their climate investment gap will require deliberate and coordinated action. This involves leveraging capital that is catalytic, concessional, and context-specific—making sure that the most vulnerable are not left behind....
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The State of Green Banks 2025: Learnings from green financing structures around the world
Drawing on data from 51 public financial institutions across more than 20 countries, this new report provides a comprehensive review of how green banks can overcome key barriers to private capital mobilization.
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Primer for Climate-related Engagement with the IMF
This paper outlines recommendations to enable the IMF, national authorities, and development partners to leverage their distinct expertise to strengthen macroeconomic stability while addressing climate risks. While finance ministries will lead on RSF implementation, they will require meaningful inpu...
