Building resilience through energy access
Financing the last-mile green transition The energy sector Global energy today is predominantly derived from coal, oil, and natural gas, which together make up about 80% of the supply. The…
Financing the agri–energy nexus: Pathways to build India’s transition bond market
Under the aegis of Mumbai Climate Week 2026, this high-level, closed-door roundtable seeks to bring together NBFCs, financial institutions, institutional investors, regulators and rating agencies to unlock capital at scale for agri energy assets, expand NBFC participation in bond markets, examine policy and regulatory frameworks, and identify practical solutions for structuring, de-risking and scaling sustainability- and transition-linked instruments.
Financing sustainable food system in emerging markets
Why are sustainable food systems central to climate resilience and inclusive growth in emerging markets? A sustainable food system is central to delivering food security, nutrition, climate resilience, and rural…
Blue financing for urban coastal resilience: Investing in flood-ready, climate-secure cities
By aligning public finance, development finance, and private capital around clearly defined blue economy and resilience opportunities, the event seeks to strengthen investment pipelines for flood-resilient infrastructure, nature-based solutions, and coastal protection.
Inside sustainable finance: Blue finance
The report provides a market overview of sustainable finance in 2025. It also offers deep dives into blue finance as an emerging investment frontier, highlighting the scale of the ocean economy, the significant funding gap for SDG 14, and recent policy and market developments. Additionally, it analyses innovative financing instruments such as blue bonds, debt-for-nature swaps, and outcome-based bonds through detailed case studies from Ecuador, Indonesia, and The Bahamas.
How finance gaps under the Paris Agreement are affecting climate transition in the global south
Paris Agreement ambitions and the centrality of climate finance Nearly a decade after the Paris Agreement, which targets 1.5°C, was adopted, the average global temperature is on a trajectory toward…
Innovative financial instruments for Loss and Damage Funds
Unlocking funding solutions for climate-vulnerable communities (SIDS, LDCs and EMDEs) Climate change imposes irreversible impacts on vulnerable nations, particularly Small Island Developing States (SIDS), Least Developed Countries (LDCs), and emerging…
Building sustainable capital markets
Capital markets are platforms where financial securities such as stocks, bonds, and other long-term instruments are issued and traded. They serve as critical conduits for channelling surplus funds from investors…
Green value chains Financing decarbonisation across supply chains
Addressing emissions across the entire value chain has become a central priority for organisations as global focus on climate change intensifies. Regulators, investors, and customers increasingly expect companies to take…
Utilising regional funds for SDG acceleration across Africa
As South Africa assumes the G20 presidency with its theme "Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability," the country stands uniquely positioned to champion innovative approaches to accelerating sustainable development goals. With only five…