GCF insight #16 – How are Green Climate Fund project pipelines developed and prioritised?
5 November 2020, Category: All insights, GCF insight, News
In this sixteenth edition of GCF insight, we explore the latest stakeholder approaches and experiences in developing and prioritising climate finance and GCF project pipelines. Learn more about the careful balancing act that stakeholders must undertake in order to meet country priorities, beneficiary needs and climate fund investment requirements.
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This research is being conducted by E Co., a specialist consulting firm, as part of our learning resources from our training division, E Co. institute. E Co. is conducting this research independently, and is not affiliated with the Green Climate Fund, the GCF Secretariat or other donors. E Co. is not approaching survey participants for sales purposes, nor will participants’ names be added to other email lists. Find out more about the reports here: www.ecoltdgroup.com/GCFinsight
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*We are grateful to the respondents of this study for their contributions and insights. This study is an initiative of E Co., emerging from work we are doing to develop low-carbon, climate resilient projects. E Co.’s team of consultants designed and administered the survey and prepared this report. E Co. has conducted this research independently and is not affiliated with the GCF, the GCF Secretariat or donors.
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