Financials

Development finance and philanthropic finance that strategically mobilize the green economy to boost companies and create market opportunities.
Description
To meet the financial needs of the 2030 Agenda, we must come together to manage global financial assets collectively.

As long as governments continue to play a key financial role, the private sector must commit to and support several areas of the SDGs to reduce disparities as soon as possible. We can harness private capital to build a more sustainable world if we use funded development and philanthropic funds strategically, to drive business and create market opportunities. Because if we don't invest in a more sustainable society, we're not investing in the future.

Types of projects that participate

Incubation and/or acceleration programs for technological or social innovation ventures that have funding for the scalability of solutions.

Innovative financing programs, incentives, credit, repayable or non-refundable funds, financial operations (exchange of debts, bonds, etc.) that:

  • Facilitate the ecological transition and decarbonization
  • Accelerate circular models and sustainable growth in countries, cities and companies
  • Mitigate or reduce vulnerability to climate change
  • Promote the creation of green employment and the sustainable use of natural resources
  • Promote innovative nature-based solutions
  • Promote inclusion and reduction of inequality and poverty
Type of participants

Organizations that offer funding programs for the fulfillment of the Sustainable Development Goals such as:

  • Public or private development banking
  • Governments investing in financial cooperation to developing or least developed countries
  • Private banking
  • Public or private investment funds
  • Philanthropists
  • NGOs
  • Cooperatives
  • Accelerators or incubators
  • Insurers
  • Brokerage houses
  • Mortgage companies