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Taiji Watanabe posted an update in the group
Community of Practice on Climate Finance 2 days agoHi everyone,
Another exciting piece of news for the Pacific!
I would like to share that the project preparation funding for the development of the Matanataki Pacific Fund 1 (MPF1) has been approved by the Green Climate Fund (GCF).
MPF1 aims to invest patient equity and quasi-equity financing in approximately 15 to 20 locally owned small…
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Petero Qaloibau posted an update in the group
Community of Practice on Climate Finance a week agoBula everyone, so glad to join the group and to share and learn from all the great work that you’re doing.
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Bula Petero. Welcome to the Community
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Taiji Watanabe posted an update in the group
Community of Practice on Climate Finance 2 weeks agoGood morning everyone,
I would like to share that applications are now open for the Commonwealth Investment Network (CIN).
The programme supports climate-positive businesses and projects across the Commonwealth by helping them become investment-ready through
A bankability diagnostic
Practical toolkits and guidance
Mentorship opportunities…
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Taiji Watanabe posted an update in the group
Community of Practice on Climate Finance 3 weeks agoHi everyone,
Please find below information about our upcoming webinar on Just Transition in the Pacific.
This webinar will bring together experts, practitioners, and innovators to explore how Pacific Island countries can advance a just and equitable transition to a low-carbon and climate-resilient future. Discussions will focus on…
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Jack Whelan posted an update in the group
Community of Practice on Climate Finance 11 months agoForget about barriers, focus on the opportunities – and they are abundant – the most significant being the opportunities for communities through localisation. Keep pressuring the international and multi-lateral agencies to recognise the local institutional capacity, and convince them that it needs strengthening with their support.
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Katie posted an update in the group
Community of Practice on Climate Finance 11 months agoIn your view, what’s the biggest barrier Pacific Islanders face in accessing climate finance?
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Pacific Islanders face major barriers to accessing climate finance mainly because funding processes are too complex and technical for communities with limited administrative capacity. Many local groups lack the expertise, data, and institutional systems required by major donors, making it difficult to prepare strong proposals or meet… Read more
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Jack Whelan posted an update in the group
Community of Practice on Climate Finance 12 months agoPlease see The Lowy Institute’s Interpreter series – Pacific development: The essential local ingredient for sustainability – https://www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpreter/pacific-development-essential-local-ingredient-sustainability
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