Advancing equity in climate investments with catalytic capital

2 Similarly, in the past couple of years, governments around the world have vastly unlocked funding to this end, including the USD400 billion in federal funding to clean energy in Inflation Reductions Act in the US3 and roughly EUR 270 billion of the EU’s Recovery and Resiliency Facility earmarked for the green transition.4 In the US, the IRA funding allocates USD 20 billion in grants to nonprofit. [...] This new set capital available to the space and understand the of players in the field will broaden the resources potential synergistic value to returns that comes available to invest in catalytic and impact-first from incorporating an impact lens and addressing solutions. [...] It is useful to outline the different sets the stated mission, an identification of the of decisions, understand their barriers and potential LP base and their priorities and funding develop an understanding of the sorts of principles, and the structuring of the decisions that are present at each stage with organization’s hiring and promotion incentives. [...] Engage Coalition and other catalytic capital players in the policymakers to facilitate the implementation of climate space could take to further the outcomes-based financing tools and increase the ecosystem’s commitment to considering people adoption and allocation to catalytic capital funds. [...] Work to expand coordination with community organizations to the pool of catalytic capital and partner with elevate the narrative of equity in the climate public entities to better drive the investing space and center around local additionality of these capital pools toward communities.