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Read the detailed instrument sheet by clicking on the link below. Grants are direct, non-repayable transfers used when commercial potential is low or to prepare projects/funds for investment readiness. They include: Development grants : Direct support where no commercial solution exists.
Technical assistance (TA) : Build institutional & stakeholder capacity (sometimes returnable). Project preparation facilities (PPFs): : Fund feasibility and design to attract concessional/private capital.
Adaptation and resilience Coastal protection, ecosystem restoration Energy transition Early-stage renewables, feasibility studies Agriculture and food security Climate-smart agriculture Disaster risk management Early warning, reconstruction Fiscal/debt management Budget tagging, risk assessments Types of instruments and providers Philanthropic and crowd funders : Gates, Ford, Rockefeller; Acumen, Root Capital; GlobalGiving, Kiva.
Public / climate and environment funds / Bilaterals : World Bank, AfDB, ADB; GCF, GEF, Adaptation Fund, CIFs; USAID, KfW, AFD, EU, JICA TA Providers : UNDP, OECD-DAC, Convergence, CPI, I4CE. Direct : Reduces borrowing needs for climate priorities. Indirect : Improves creditworthiness, supports reforms, prevents fiscal crowding-out.
Example: GCF readiness grants help MoFs integrate climate into fiscal planning. Internal and regulatory capacity Pathways to adoption based on financial market readiness Shallow: UN/INGOs, capacity-building grants, mobile payments. Emerging: MoF multi-donor portfolios, PPP pilots, regional coordination.
Mature: Grants mainly for innovation pilots, policy experiments, and global knowledge sharing. Pathways to adoption based on financial market readiness Overheads : 10–20% in strong systems; up to 35% in fragile states. Deployment : 6–18 months (social/TA) to 5–10 yrs (climate/environment).
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