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Opportunities for Scaling Access to Climate Finance in Fragile & Conflict-affected Settings - 'Insights from a 'Solutions Workshop' (English)

12 Nov 2024

Approximately 50 participants attended the workshop over two days, both virtually andin person. Participants represented critical constituencies working to address the climatefinance gap in FCS: experts in public financial management, climate action, and conflictand fragility from multilateral development banks; technical and policy experts from verticalclimate and peace-building funds; representatives of governments affected by conflict andfragility; researchers; multilateral institutions; and experts from the development and peacesectors. Following a review of the global state of climate finance in FCS, the workshop wasorganized into thematic sessions. This note combines two sections. Part 1 comprises a technical summary of the key themes highlighted by participants. Part 2 outlines the solutions generated during the workshop.
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World Bank

Disclosure Date
2024/11/12
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Opportunities for Scaling Access to Climate Finance in Fragile & Conflict-affected Settings - 'Insights from a 'Solutions Workshop'
Pages
19
Product Line
Advisory Services & Analytics
Published in
United States of America
Rel Proj ID
1W-Spf: Scaling Adaptation Finance In Fragile Environments -- P180367
TF No/Name
TF0B9986-SPF: Scaling Adaptation Finance in FCV
Unit Owning
Strategy, Analytics, Fin. Solut. (GTFS1)
Version Type
Final
Volume No
1

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