Financiamento Misto
O financiamento misto é uma ferramenta essencial para ajudar as nações a cumprir os Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável das Nações Unidas e os objetivos do Acordo Climático de Paris, além de abordar os riscos e barreiras enfrentados pelos investidores ao buscar as oportunidades que eles oferecem.
O relatório de Finanças Combinadas em Energia Limpa do CPI analisa o que é necessário para liberar investimentos nas economias em desenvolvimento. Nossa análise constatou que as maiores oportunidades de impacto financeiro combinado estão na África Subsaariana e no sul e leste da Ásia, com um subconjunto de oito países de alto impacto oferecendo, sozinhos, US $ 360 bilhões em potencial de investimento em energia limpa até 2030.
Publicações em destaque
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Recovering from COVID-19: Can Asia’s fiscal stimulus packages become instruments for a green recovery?
This high-level virtual dialogue will feature key policymakers from Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, India, and South Korea to deliberate on how their respective countries have considered a green economic recovery.
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Adaptation Finance in the Context of Covid-19
As we enter a new year is that there is not only an array of tools at our disposal to tackle this existential challenge, but also growing recognition of the urgency to do so.
Publicações recentes
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Guidelines for Building a National Landscape of Climate Finance
We outline the process for developing a national climate finance landscape in four steps. By working through each step, countries will learn key insights to how, when, and from whom finance is flowing towards climate action.
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Os Impactos do Crédito Rural na Agropecuária e no Uso da Terra: Uma Análise dos Biomas Brasileiros
Compreender os impactos do crédito rural é essencial para a formulação de melhores políticas agrícolas no Brasil. Nesse trabalho, pesquisadores do CPI/PUC-Rio detalham os efeitos do crédito em cada bioma brasileiro.
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Debt-for-climate swaps — are they really a good idea, and what are the challenges?
Debt-for-climate swaps have become a movement within development finance over the past few months. But: Are they really a good idea, and if so what hurdles must be overcome to get to the opportunities beyond?
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The Biden Administration’s potential impact on climate finance
The incoming Biden Administration has powerful tools to accelerate climate investment.
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Electricity market reform - Karnataka case study
Karnataka is well placed to meet its energy needs over the next decade thanks to the rapid deployment of renewables. But capacity additions of solar and wind are not enough on their own to help the state meet its targets.
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Electricity market reform – Tamil Nadu case study
This case study addresses key elements of electricity market reforms and technology development that are central to the ability of Tamil Nadu, and India as a whole, to meet its decarbonisation goals.
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Updated View on the Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2019
This update to the Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2019 report offers a preliminary estimate for finance in 2019, drawing on data published in 2020.
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Urban Climate Finance in the Wake of COVID-19
From the USD 20.5 trillion pledged to COVID-19 recovery globally, only USD 1.1 trillion dollars have been committed to cities.
