How GCIEP is mobilising finance for climate-positive infrastructure

The financing gap required globally to tackle climate change is steadily growing. Current
estimates state that over $6.2 trillion (~6% of global GDP) is needed annually by 2030 to close the global climate financing gap and support low-carbon and climate-resilient infrastructure development. By 2050, this will have risen to $7.3 trillion annually by 2050.

GCIEP is addressing the gap by enabling finance to be mobilised and by supporting project sponsors, including project developers and municipal governments, and supporting financiers and funders. Our technical assistance includes early-stage feasibility assessments, enhancing project bankability, financial analysis of pilot projects, and investor identification and awareness.

Learn more about GCIEP's climate finance work.