cover image: CCG COP28 POLICY BRIEF SERIES  Data-to-Deal: How can Countries in the

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CCG COP28 POLICY BRIEF SERIES Data-to-Deal: How can Countries in the

28 Nov 2023

These may arise of climate financing gaps in LMICs, and from difficulties in funding repayment the associated need for measures that of the substantial financing needed to reduce the financing costs countries implement net zero plans, particularly face, while also boosting the generation given the scarcity of concessional of sector revenues to fund repayment. [...] The tool facilitates dialogue between Ministries of Energy and Finance by The extent to which individual countries may providing a visualization of the evolving face this gap depends on the interaction financing gap and allowing interactive between three factors: exploration of alternative strategies for ■ Investment needs. [...] MinFin constitutes in investment is needed to meet climate goals: a valuable new component in CCG’s the greater the carbon intensity of the current ecosystem of analytical tools that support energy system, and the faster the growth in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) energy demand, the larger the investment seeking to progress climate investment required to meet net zero goals. [...] The resources available data collection, system modelling, and in the sector to repay financiers: the more development planning, all the way through limited the public resource envelope, and the to national financing strategies and project weaker the cashflow of energy utilities (both finance arrangements to the agreement of a deal (contract), all driven by a strong public and private), the more d. [...] The grant element method of on Climate Change and the Environment, measuring the concessionality of loans and London School of Economics and Political debt relief.
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