SHARM EL-SHEIKH, November 9, 2022—The Climate Investment Funds (CIF), one of the world’s largest multilateral funds for climate action in developing countries, will finance nature-based solutions to the climate crisis in Egypt, the Dominican Republic, Fiji, Kenya, and Africa’s Zambezi River Basin Region, cutting across Zambia, Malawi, Mozambi...

The mighty Zambezi River flows from Zambia to Mozambique and the Indian Ocean, crossing seven countries and providing one of the largest freshwater catchments in Africa and worldwide. 47 million people live along the shores of the Zambezi watercourse, most of them dependent on rain fed agriculture. With climate change, Zambezi basin farmers and com...

The private sector can play a significant and transformative role in helping communities and developing countries adapt and build resilience to climate change. This was the main theme that emerged from a recent two-day South-South knowledge exchange workshop hosted by the Climate Investment Funds (CIF) and Egypt’s Ministry of International Cooper...

The private sector can be instrumental in supporting climate adaptation and resilience investments, especially in augmenting public finance and complementing the work of other climate facilities.   For this reason, the Climate Investment Funds (CIF) and Egypt’s Ministry of International Cooperation (MOIC) are co-hosting a two-day South-South ...

Leading development banks are seeking to tap into the vast assets run by pension and fund managers as they try to ramp up low carbon investments in emerging markets.