Why private capital is indispensable to close the great development and climate financing divide
The global financing gap for sustainable development has grown to $4.2 trillion, making private investment, strategic reforms and collaboration urgent.
The global financing gap for sustainable development has grown to $4.2 trillion, making private investment, strategic reforms and collaboration urgent.
The climate transition requires investment of $125 trillion by 2050. That's a vast sum of money — but it is achievable if we overcome these 3 key hurdles.
The tech to decarbonize our economy in the 2030s is not yet ready to harness at scale. The public sector can spur investment now to make the 2030s count.
Climate Week reiterated that the world is lagging on the net-zero transition – and wider access to climate finance is needed to help close the gap.
El mundo financiero está viviendo un período de inflexiones, en el que los riesgos y tendencias disruptivas se intensifican. Eso requiere una estrategia más inteligente y mayor agilidad d...
The banking sector must navigate inflationary pressures, rapid normalization of monetary policies and growing fragmentation after a disruptive few years.
Public sector funds may not be enough to finance decarbonization. But it can provide targeted support to address market failures and nurture public-private collaboration
Clean hydrogen can contribute to industrial decarbonization, power generation and energy security, but finance is still not flowing at the scale needed.
A summer of climate disasters has made clear the urgency of the net-zero transition — but it won't come cheap. Here's how governments can ease the process.
Early-stage decarbonization technologies are key to achieving net-zero future. Here's how we can mobilize the trillions in capital needed to finance them.