The global financing gap required to tackle climate change is steadily growing. Current estimates state that over $6.2 trillion - approximately 6% of global GDP - is needed annually by 2030 globally. By 2050, this will have risen to $7.3 trillion.
Project Preparation Facilities (PPFs) offer a crucial mechanism to overcome this challenge by providing the necessary technical and financial support to enhance project bankability and bridge the infrastructure financing gap. They also promote the adoption of green and impact-focused projects by developing infrastructure ideas into bankable, green infrastructure projects. GCIEP has supported a number of PPF models, generating valuable learning and evidence.
Learn more about GCIEP's use of PPFs in this learning note.
Published
08/12/25