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Industrial Decarbonization

Production of industrial materials contribute to over a third of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Reconciling the growth of industrial output with global climate ambitions remains one of our toughest challenges.

CPI leverages its expertise across sectors, actors, and geographies to support industrial decarbonization, including work to develop a roadmap for financing industrial decarbonization and policy interventions that best enable the development and deployment of low-carbon technologies required for long-term decarbonization of the largest emitting industrial sectors.

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Publication

Landscape of Climate Finance in Latin America and the Caribbean

Publication

Top-down Climate Finance Needs

CPI collects and standardizes data on climate finance needs from a wide variety of scenarios to provide a comprehensive and unique understanding of the scale of the climate finance gaps in different sectors.

Data Visualization

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.

Publication

Landscape of Technical Assistance to Agri-SMEs

This report maps over 200 organizations providing technical assistance (TA) to agri-SMEs across sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America, providing insights for funders, investors, and TA providers to improve ecosystem efficiency.

Blog

Making nature investable through agrifood systems

Agrifood systems are structurally dependent on nature while being among the largest drivers of ecosystem degradation. Scaling nature-positive finance is urgent, and requires fit-for-purpose metrics that help investors identify opportunities, assess risks, and allocate capital impactfully.

Blog

Learning Hub Research Grantee Spotlight: I&P Ecosystems

With support from the CC Facility Learning Hub, I&P Ecosystems conducted research on how blended finance has become a critical enabler for gender- and climate-focused funds in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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