The Government of Nepal and the World Bank have signed a $120 million concessional loan deal from the International Development Association and a...
New products and new partnerships are key to mobilising greater volumes of private capital for climate and development purposes. This is particularly important in...
The world’s multilateral development banks provided a record $137 billion in climate finance in 2024. But backsliding from key governments may put 2030 climate targets at...
In today’s episode, Leslie Maasdorp, CEO of British International Investment (BII), shares his strategic vision for scaling sustainable finance in frontier and emerging markets. He discusses how BII is navigating global funding cuts, recent investments in green infrastructure and digital connectivity, and the institution’s evolving approach to impact and transparency.
New products and new partnerships are key to mobilising greater volumes of private capital for climate and development purposes. This is particularly important in middle-income markets where decarbonisation is challenging, as well as in frontier markets.
The world’s multilateral development banks provided a record $137 billion in climate finance in 2024. But backsliding from key governments may put 2030 climate targets at risk.
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