12 ways the World Bank Group is Supporting a Climate-Smart Transformation

December 12, 2017 marked the two-year anniversary of the Paris Agreement. On that date, world leaders gathered at the first One Planet Summit to reaffirm their commitment to climate action. At the Summit, Invest4Climate highlighted multiple initiatives of how we are working with our partners to help countries make the shift to a climate-smart world.

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A regional investment platform aims to crowd-in finance to manage coastal erosion and flooding in West Africa.

A risk insurance program can help bolster relief efforts for vulnerable countries and speed up recovery in the Philippines.

Cocoa and chocolate producing countries and companies take action to end deforestation.

The City Resilience Program will help hundreds of cities access the finance they need to become climate-smart.

Moving freight from road to rail and promoting electric vehicles could reduce emissions and support economic development.

A unique collaboration helps the coffee industry in Ethiopia become more resilient to climate change and restore vital forests.

New and modernized hydromet services will strengthen early warning and response systems across Africa.

The largest new green bond fund dedicated to emerging markets is expanding financing for climate-smart investments.

A coalition of global leaders is working together to promote carbon pricing policies worldwide.

A 750 ultra-mega solar plant will help power Delhi’s metro rail system in India.

A new risk mitigation facility aims to encourage investment in large-scale geothermal energy in Indonesia.

An energy services company drives down prices of LED bulbs and unlocks energy efficiency potential in India.

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Ways the World Bank Group is Supporting a Climate-Smart Transformation

Since the Paris Agreement in 2015, the World Bank Group has been stepping up efforts to mobilize finance for climate action to help countries transition to a low-carbon, more resilient world.

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Ways the World Bank Group is Supporting a Climate-Smart Transformation

Since the Paris Agreement in 2015, the World Bank Group has been stepping up efforts to mobilize finance for climate action to help countries transition to a low-carbon, more resilient world.

Learn More

A regional investment platform aims to crowd-in finance to manage coastal erosion and flooding in West Africa.

A risk insurance program can help bolster relief efforts for vulnerable countries and speed up recovery in the Philippines.

Cocoa and chocolate producing countries and companies take action to end deforestation.

The City Resilience Program will help hundreds of cities access the finance they need to become climate-smart.

Moving freight from road to rail and promoting electric vehicles could reduce emissions and support economic development.

A unique collaboration helps the coffee industry in Ethiopia become more resilient to climate change and restore vital forests.

New and modernized hydromet services will strengthen early warning and response systems across Africa.

The largest new green bond fund dedicated to emerging markets is expanding financing for climate-smart investments.

A coalition of global leaders is working together to promote carbon pricing policies worldwide.

A 750 ultra-mega solar plant will help power Delhi’s metro rail system in India.

A new risk mitigation facility aims to encourage investment in large-scale geothermal energy in Indonesia.

An energy services company drives down prices of LED bulbs and unlocks energy efficiency potential in India.

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