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12 lis 2020 · This report shows that only a small percentage of the money invested globally in climate finance is targeted at small-scale producers. IFAD remains committed to ensuring that small-producers receive the support they desperately need to adapt to a changing climate.
- Examining the Climate Finance Gap for Small-Scale Agriculture
Nearly half (49%) of the tracked small-scale agriculture...
- Examining the Climate Finance Gap for Small-Scale Agriculture
Nearly half (49%) of the tracked small-scale agriculture climate finance was for climate adaptation projects, while projects tackling both mitigation and adaptation objectives received 29% of the total. Mitigation only projects were targeted by 21% of the finance.
To support these efforts, IFAD remains convinced that there is an urgent need to address the financing gap to realizing sustainable and inclusive food systems. One recent estimate pegs this...
The year 2020 marked our first investment in a private sector entity, with an investment of US$9 million in the Agri-Business Capital (ABC) Fund, a blended capital impact fund. At the same time, we must be careful to manage risks associated with an expanded and more ambitious financial model.
US$1.2 million from IFAD’s regular grants resources be earmarked to meet a financing gap associated with the design of Green Climate Fund (GCF) projects in 2021. I. Background and rationale
The 2023 Report on IFAD's Development Effectiveness (RIDE) presents the Fund’s performance in 2022, compared with the indicators and targets set in the corporate Results Management Framework for IFAD12 (RMF12).
3 Time-series analysis on performance ratings on projects and on non-lending activities 25 Scope and methodology 25 Recent performance (projects completed ... IFAD-funded operations were generally effective in addressing environmental and climate threats. However, IFAD experienced challenges that need to be addressed at the corporate level.
