GCF insight #13
In the thirteenth GCF insight, we reveal the ‘Top 5 climate finance knowledge gaps’, as identified by key stakeholders.
‘As the landscape of climate finance continues to evolve, the global discourse on its definition, mechanisms, and criteria remains a complex matter for most stakeholders. While significant progress has been made in disseminating information on climate finance flows, fund architecture and their limitations and on providing toolkits for scoping out climate finance opportunities to developing GCF Proposals, knowledge gaps persist – particularly for those stakeholders who should benefit most from accessing these funds.
This report explores the main knowledge gaps in understanding climate finance, as identified by different stakeholder groups. We hope to shed light on key issues, necessitating further research; for better access to information; and for increasing access to climate finance.’
Find out by downloading our latest report here – GCF insight #13 – ‘Top 5 gaps in climate finance knowledge’.
*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.
About GCF insight
Our initial survey and report 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 which was used to inform and prepare this report. E Co. has conducted this research independently and is not affiliated with the GCF, the GCF Secretariat or donors. The views expressed in this report are those of the authors and do not represent those of the Green Climate Fund. 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 Green Climate Fund.