The pathway to net zero requires a significant increase in global investments across infrastructure sectors and beyond, not just to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, but also to build resilience to the climate change impact and loss already seen around the globe. Given the increased fiscal constraints of governments, Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) that can crowd-in private sector solutions, innovation, and finance are becoming a key tool to meeting the Paris Agreement goals.

What does it take to build a pipeline of climate-smart infrastructure PPPs? How can governments translate their climate goals and commitments into viable, bankable projects? What are the challenges and opportunities that both governments and the private sector face? 

Join a panel of leading industry experts as they discuss these and more key questions.

TO LEARN MORE: On November 14, 2022 at 5:00 pm (EET) don’t miss A Practitioners Workshop: How to Build a Climate-Smart PPP Pipeline, where IFC and the World Bank Group will present the PPP Climate Toolkit for Infrastructure, a useful tool designed to help governments and PPP practitioners mainstream climate considerations into projects, aligning different interests and incentives to promote climate-smart investments that can tap into the rapidly growing market of climate finance. Watch the workshop here.