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  • This briefing from the Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance (The Lab) outlines the challenges and success factors associated with scaling innovative financial instruments for climate action. Based on the experience of 49 launched instruments and three specific case studies, the document identifies four critical success factors—track record, economies of scale, robust governance, and strategic partnerships—that can accelerate the transition from early-stage development to large-scale investment mobilization.

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    Themes: climate financerenewable energyenergy efficiencysustainable transportnature-based solutions
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    Climate Policy Initiative

    Document type: Briefing

  • The Government of Ghana issued a green loan of EUR35m (USD42m) on September 2, 2020, to fund water projects for rural and peri-urban communities under the 'Water for All' policy.

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    Themes: water & wastewaterwater distributionadaptation & resiliencegreen finance
    Climate Bonds Initiative

    Document type: Fact sheet

    Regions: Ghana

  • The Louisiana Local Government Environmental Facilities and Community Development Community issued a USD 11.9 million green bond on June 12, 2018, marking the first US Muni green bond from Louisiana. The funds are dedicated to coastal resilience, specifically financing granite rock barriers off the Cameron Parish Gulf Shoreline to combat erosion as identified in a 2017 Corps of Engineers master plan.

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    Themes: adaptation & resiliencecoastal erosion
    Climate Bonds Initiative

    Document type: Fact sheet

    Regions: LouisianaUnited States
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