Global climate finance is falling short of the climate and development goals of low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), accounting for only 1% of global GDP and only 15% going towards LMICs. To bridge this gap, attracting private sector investment is crucial. With $114 trillion in global assets, the potential for impactful investment is enormous.

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Denmark is addressing this challenge with initiatives like Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals (P4G), IFU Impact Ventures, Danida Green Business Partnerships (DGBP) and the Investment Mobilization Collaboration Alliance (IMCA) to enhance the investment readiness of climate businesses in LMICs.

Join us for a panel discussion exploring how coordinated action can close the climate finance gap and unlock investments. Attendees will gain insights on:

  • How Denmark’s initiatives systematically build investable climate businesses in LMICs.
  • How these programs foster favorable market conditions to attract increased private investment.
  • Successful climate businesses in LMICs, highlighting their readiness and potential to inspire investor interest.

Speakers:

  • Mr. Ole Thonke, Undersecretary for Development Policy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark (moderator)
  • Ms. Robyn McGuckin, Executive Director, P4G
  • Ms. Dewi Dylander, Senior Director, Investment Mobilization Collaboration Alliance (IMCA), World Climate Foundation
  • Mr. Emil Fannikke Kiær, Executive Vice President, Danish Industry

Image by David Dodge at Green Energy Futures/Flickr