Download your copy of the 18th GCF insight report today
Writing and designing fundable climate projects can be difficult. For example, the process of submitting proposals to the Green Climate Fund (GCF) often comes with a lot of scrutiny and comments that may lead to many challenges for the project designer.
In this eighteenth edition of GCF insight, we hear from stakeholders about the most common areas where they receive comments and queries about their projects, including economic and financial elements, data availability and project activities. We also discuss the challenges that project designers face when trying to address these comments and suggest potential ways forward.
So what did we learn?
Find out by downloading our latest report here – GCF insight #18 – ‘Navigating the GCF proposal feedback’.
As always, we will be sharing this report with the Green Climate Fund Secretariat and the wider climate and development community. Please feel free to share this report with any colleagues who may find this of relevance.
About GCF insight
This survey and report is an initiative of E Co., and emerges from work we are doing to accelerate low-carbon climate-resilient development. E Co’s team of consultants designed and administered the survey which was used to inform and prepare this report. We also conducted interviews and a survey to get a more in-depth understanding of issues and solutions. E Co. conducted this research independently and is not affiliated with the Green Climate Fund (GCF), the GCF Secretariat, or donors. The views expressed in this report are those of the authors and do not represent those of the GCF. Nothing in the interviews or any information or material relating thereto shall be construed as implying any official endorsement of, or responsibility on, the part of the GCF.
About E Co.
E Co. is a leading climate finance and development consultancy headquartered in London, based globally. We provide consulting support to access climate finance from the GCF (and other funds and donors) across several service areas, including: market assessment, strategy formulation, policy development, monitoring and evaluation, fund support and training. However, we may be best known for our programme and project design services in response to the Fund’s criteria and processes.