APRIL 2019: Results-Based Financing in the Climate Change Agenda
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Delivering Results for Low-Carbon and Climate-Resilient Cities Rapid urbanization in emerging economies has often led to chaotic and inefficient infrastructure, with negative effects on the environment. For a better quality of life, future growth and climate-resilient development requires action at the city level, and requires new ways of financing infrastructure in less-developed urban communities.
GPRBA's most recent publication discusses the context for applying results-based approaches, blending public funds with commercial capital to finance low-carbon and resilient infrastructure in cities.
This self-paced online course is available on the World Bank's "Open Learning Campus" and describes how each of countries who signed the Paris Agreement will lay out the actions they will take to reduce emissions and increase resilience to the effects of climate change using RBF.
GPRBA is supporting its first irrigation project in Burkina Faso, designed to help small-scale farmers stabilize production and stave off the challenges of drought and excessive rainfall. This brief clip features a beneficiary farmer looking forward to greater yields.
FROM THE GPRBA ARCHIVES
Featured Project:GPRBA Joins Fight for Climate Change Resilience in Bangladesh
Read about one of GPRBA's most successful projects in its efforts to help meet the UN Sustainable Goal to combat the negative effects of climate change.
RBF instruments can deliver on key objectives of the Paris Agreement: monitoring emission reductions, enhancing national policies, strategies, regulations, and plans for climate action.
Combating climate change requires international cooperation and trillions of “climate-smart” private investments to be channeled through blended public and multilateral financing. This webinar discusses how to mobilize and scale up these types of investments using RBF.
This map shows where GPRBA has funded climate change mitigation projects and the type of climate-friendly technology used, along with the estimated number of direct beneficiaries.
KNOWLEDGE & LEARNING
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