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You can read the International Climate Initiative (IKI) financed SEED project Final Project Impact Report now 🌱 📊 For the past 5 years we at SEED were hard at work to empower eco-inclusive #SMEs and create a better support ecosystem in Ghana, #India, #Indonesia, #SouthAfrica, #Thailand, and #Uganda 🌍 In the report you can learn about the following project activities: ✅ Direct support of eco-inclusive enterprises ✅ Work with Business Development Service Providers ✅ Cooperation with Financers to create better financial solutions ✅ Work on policy with the National and Global Policy Actors Full report available 👉 https://lnkd.in/dM4_auGC #smallbusinesses, #InclusiveGrowth, #sustainability #GreenEntrepreneurship #innovation

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📢 “We keep on having summits and meetings, but they’re not working”. Mo’s call for high-income countries to assume greater responsibility for climate finance was recently ✍ discussed in a Devex article by Jorge Valencia. As we head towards #COP29, it's essential that the global community deliver on its pledges to the Loss and Damage Fund and help Africa meet its development and climate goals. 🎯 Read more now: https://lnkd.in/d9eT9Hqs.

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#I4CE_Report📊 Financing the climate transition in France: what room for maneuvre on public funding needs? ▶️ France is facing a climate investment deficit relative to its climate objectives, according to #Landscape2023 ▶️ Bridging this gap is a challenge for public finances, which depends on future policies ▶️ This report analyzes options for allocating public and private funding in the #Building, #Transport and #Energy sectors 👇 https://lnkd.in/ec6QyU2t by Hadrien Hainaut, Maxime Ledez, Maia Douillet and Solène Metayer from #I4CE #PublicFinance #Climate #Landscape #ClimateInvestment #EnergyTransition 

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The article "No Outcome in Bonn: Why Money is Key to Climate Action" explores the crucial role of financial resources in effective climate action, focusing on the recent Bonn climate negotiations and the lack of progress due to funding issues. It argues that without substantial financial commitments, global climate goals remain unattainable, offering a detailed analysis of the economic aspects of climate policies and their implications. #ClimateAction #BonnClimateConference #ClimateFinance #SustainableFuture #GlobalWarmingSolutions #upscprelims2024 #upscpreparation #upscprelims #iasprelims #upscprelimsexamination #upscmotivation #ias #civilservices #shabbirsirupsc #upscsyllabus #edukemy #upsconlinecoaching #trending #upsc2024 #missionupsc2024 #ias2024

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Last year in May, we launched our #JustTransitionCriteria - a ‘first of its kind’ practical tool for fund managers who want to invest in a transition to a net zero world that prioritises the needs of the planet and the people living on it. Since then, our #JustTransitionFinanceChallenge, the community of practice that co-created the Criteria, has grown to more than 25 global financial institutions with over £5 trillion of assets, or assets under management. We have had interest in the Criteria from more than 250 organisations and individuals and five organisations are currently piloting the Criteria. So why should you use them? They make it easier for fund managers to design financial products that can deliver on the three critical elements of a just transition, as defined by the G7-backed Impact Taskforce (or help them identify investment products and solutions that are already aligned with a just transition): ✅ Advancing climate and environmental action – including greenhouse gas emission mitigation, reduction and removal ✅ Improving socio-economic distribution and equity – through, for example, inclusive opportunities for decent jobs ✅ Improving community voice – through, for example, engagement and dialogue with affected communities that are often excluded and marginalised One of the organisation piloting the Criteria is BlueOrchard Finance Ltd a global impact investment manager that has used the Criteria to develop an investment strategy that aims to improve the resilience of poor and vulnerable households in emerging and frontier markets to weather events and natural disasters. You can read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/egJjN-VM If you would like to find out more about our work on the just transition, reach out here or speak to our programme lead David Krivanek. #justtransition #impactinvesting #casestudy #example

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Last year in May, we launched our #JustTransitionCriteria - a ‘first of its kind’ practical tool for fund managers who want to invest in a transition to a net zero world that prioritises the needs of the planet and the people living on it. Since then, our #JustTransitionFinanceChallenge, the community of practice that co-created the Criteria, has grown to more than 25 global financial institutions with over £5 trillion of assets, or assets under management. We have had interest in the Criteria from more than 250 organisations and individuals and five organisations are currently piloting the Criteria. So why should you use them? They make it easier for fund managers to design financial products that can deliver on the three critical elements of a just transition, as defined by the G7-backed Impact Taskforce (or help them identify investment products and solutions that are already aligned with a just transition): ✅ Advancing climate and environmental action – including greenhouse gas emission mitigation, reduction and removal ✅ Improving socio-economic distribution and equity – through, for example, inclusive opportunities for decent jobs ✅ Improving community voice – through, for example, engagement and dialogue with affected communities that are often excluded and marginalised One of the organisation piloting the Criteria is BlueOrchard Finance Ltd a global impact investment manager that has used the Criteria to develop an investment strategy that aims to improve the resilience of poor and vulnerable households in emerging and frontier markets to weather events and natural disasters. You can read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/egJjN-VM If you would like to find out more about our work on the just transition, reach out here or speak to our programme lead David Krivanek. #justtransition #impactinvesting #casestudy #example

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#DaringCities 2024 Bonn Dialogues: The Coalition for High Ambition Multilevel Partnerships (CHAMP) presents a more ambitious and durable way to achieve the Paris Agreement goals. The pledge asks nations to commit to consulting their local and regional governments to build their national climate goals, and to resource them to implement ambitious climate projects. 🌍🏙️No less than 70% of African cities are vulnerable to climate shocks which is why we need more #African cities to step forward and lead the charge to encourage their nations to join the #CHAMP pledge. 🔗The COP28 and COP29 High-Level Champions have outlined three ways in which countries can deliver on their CHAMP commitments, find out more: https://lnkd.in/eVx4qP5C 📣Read more about #DaringCities here: https://lnkd.in/ee337NRi ICLEI Bundesstadt Bonn High-Level Climate Champions Razan Al Mubarak Nigar Arpadarai

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15 Impact Voices in 15 Days - Impact Voice 5🚀 Florian Kemmerich is the Managing Partner of Bamboo Capital Partners, an impact investing platform that has invested in over 30 developing countries, positively impacting over 244 million lives and supporting over 58,400 jobs, including 20,600 jobs for women. His passion is around impact investment and effective personal development methodologies to create high-performance teams, whereby many members have become successful executives and entrepreneurs themselves. Florian is also the Managing Director of Palladium, a global impact firm, working to link social progress and commercial growth. Here's what Florian has to say about impact investing ⬇️ . #15ImpactVoicesin15Days #impactinvesting #improvinglives

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