Report of the thirty-ninth meeting of the Board, 15  18 July 2024

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The GCF Board approved 17 funding proposals totaling over USD 1 billion and accredited several new entities. Key discussions centered on the 'Partnerships and Access Strategy', a joint action plan for complementarity and coherence with other multilateral climate funds, and the restructuring of the GCF Secretariat to enhance regional presence and operational efficiency.

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  • The Board approved 17 funding proposals with a total GCF funding request of USD 1,026.2 million and a total value of USD 5,669.1 million including co-financing.
  • The Board adopted the 'Principles for mainstreaming REDD+ results-based payments', which include a carbon price set between USD 6.35 and USD 8 per tonne of CO2 equivalent.
  • The GCF is pursuing a restructuring of its Secretariat to include regional departments to improve country-driven processes and enhance regional presence, though some Board members expressed concerns over the associated overhead costs.
  • The Board took note of a joint 'Action Plan on Complementarity and Coherence' developed with the Adaptation Fund, Climate Investment Funds, and Global Environment Facility to streamline access and harmonize procedures.
  • The Board took note of the 'Partnerships and Access Strategy', a high-level guiding document intended to improve access to GCF resources and reform the accreditation framework.
  • The GCF's total assets as of 31 December 2023 were USD 14.3 billion, with net assets increasing by 24% over 2022, primarily due to cash inflows from contributors.
  • The Board commissioned a broader review of the function, governance, and role of the independent Technical Advisory Panel (iTAP) to ensure it remains fit-for-purpose under the updated Strategic Plan 2024–2027.
  • The Board approved the appointment of Deloitte & Touche LLP as the External Auditor for the years 2024 through 2026.

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Green Climate Fund (2024). Report of the thirty-ninth meeting of the Board, 15  18 July 2024. https://www.greenclimate.fund/sites/default/files/document/report-thirty-ninth-meeting-board-15-18-july-2024-gcf-b39-20.pdf
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Green Climate Fund. Report of the thirty-ninth meeting of the Board, 15  18 July 2024. 2024. https://www.greenclimate.fund/sites/default/files/document/report-thirty-ninth-meeting-board-15-18-july-2024-gcf-b39-20.pdf.
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