The climate transition requires large-scale mobilisation of private capital to transition energy systems, build resilient infrastructure, and develop sustainable communities. Some of the greatest sustainable investment challenges Iie in developing the market conditions, the de-risking provisions, and the financial structures needed to enable private capital to flow to crucial transition investments. Development finance institutions are a key player in this, maximising their mobilisation capabilities could hugely accelerate sustainable investment flows across the world. If all DFIs were to double the current best efforts on mobilisation, levels would increase to EUR740bn per year, having a major impact on global climate finance levels, which currently stand at just over EUR1tn/year. Climate Bonds’ recent report outlines a wide range of ways that DFIs, their shareholders, and policymakers can increase private capital mobilisation for green. In this webinar we’ll be unpacking these recommendations and hearing from experts from BII, BIO [and EBRD] on their experiences in mobilising capital.
