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Beyond de-risking: An assessment of blended finance for climate transition

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The world is significantly behind in meeting the Paris agreement targets. Emissions continue to increase, and investments in climate transition are falling short, as evidenced by a shrinking carbon budget. Developing economies are currently receiving a small share of climate investments, despite their future prominence as major emitters. This paper delves into why current strategies have not met expectations, explores barriers to private investment, and highlights the vital role governments must play in driving large-scale decarbonization.

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  • Izak, Atiyas, 2025. "Beyond de-risking: An assessment of blended finance for climate transition," FDL Policy Notes 2512, CEPREMAP.
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