The objective of the session is to discuss how private and public providers of capital can better reach entities in emerging markets that offer the best climate adaptation solutions and services. Currently, global investments are roughly 15%-20% of the estimated $300-500 billion annual financing needed by 2050 to address climate adaptation. Discussions will focus on how (1) capital providers can identify bankable opportunities and deploy funds at scale and (2) what enterprises and project developers can do to enhance bankability and attract investment to reach commercial sustainability. In addition, the session will address how investors are applying a climate adaptation lens on their investment portfolios and initiatives they are taking to increase the pipeline of prospective adaptation-focused investments.
Climate Adaption Finance: Matching Supply with Demand
Richard Greenberg
July 11, 2022
Format
Fireside Chat (3 speakers maximum)
Meta Themes
Accelerate Climate Action
Themes
Power and Capital
Purpose and Desired Outcome
The purpose of the session is to help investors and investees (enterprise, intermediaries, and project developers) focused on climate adaptation better understand each other's capabilities and needs, with an outcome of the initiation of partnerships leading to actual investments and the replication of successful investment models at a larger scale.
Audiences
Allocators (Family Offices, HNW Individuals, Foundations)
Asset Managers
Intermediaries (Financial Advisers, Investment Bankers)
Corporate & SME
Accelerators & Incubators
Entrepreneurs
Government
Service Providers
Speakers
- NameTara Guelig
- TitleDirector, Sustainability and Impact
- OrganizationThe Lightsmith Group
- StatusConfirmed
- NameBen Broche
- TitleAssociate Director/Lead - Global Innovation Lab for Climate Financetion
- OrganizationClimate Policy Initiative
- StatusConfirmed
- NameMaria Tapia
- TitleProgram Lead, Climate Finance
- OrganizationGlobal Center on Adaptation
- StatusInvited