Pipeline ID: INDIGO-PL-0140
High-Income Countries have pledged USD 100 billion to respond to the climate crisis through mitigation and adaptation spending to Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs). While there is a long way to go in securing all these resources, questions of the efficacy as well as the quantity of spending are of increasing importance given a concerning lack of evidence on the effectiveness of significant parts of climate spending and the widely diverging results found from the little evidence we have. Additionally, vulnerable countries that need climate finance the most are often the least likely to receive it given capacity gaps. This situation is slowing the globe's response to the climate crisis and depriving LMICs of critically needed for adaptation to preserve development gains.
In this context, Instiglio has developed a partnership with Kenyaâs National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) to prepare highly cost-effective mitigation and adaptation programs that would entail RBF payments linked to climate results and be funded by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and other partners. Specifically, Instiglio is supporting NEMA with the development of an evidence-based Protected Areas program that would achieve substantial climate mitigation and environmental benefits.
Data for this pipeline project was last updated in August 2024
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