Developing and emerging market countries are grappling with a triple crisis, encompassing high debt burdens, escalating costs of climate change and related disasters, and critical biodiversity loss.
The intersection of these challenges creates a barrier for these countries to address their nature and climate-related needs effectively.
The world’s largest multilateral development banks and other international financial institutions have agreed to mobilize credit enhancement for sustainable climate & nature-linked sovereign financing at the UN Climate Conference in 2023.
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Improve the access and affordability of credit enhancement instruments.
Increase the effectiveness and efficiency of tools like debt-for-nature swaps.
Provide a platform for Multilateral Development Banks to communicate and coordinate actions.
It is hoped that by removing the existing silos between multilateral development banks we can encourage a consistent and harmonised approach to developing impactful credit enhancement solutions.