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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
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.
Mobilizing funds for IFAD replenishments. The Consultation on the Twelfth Replenishment of IFAD’s Resources (IFAD12) agreed on a comprehensive financial and policy package that will put us on course to double our impact by 2030.
1 gru 2023 · Thus in 2024, IFAD commits to achieving its 40% climate finance target across its portfolio through investing at least USD 666.1 million into climate change adaptation and mitigation. In IFAD12, this 40% means roughly US$1.4 bn in climate finance being programmed to smallholders over 3 years.
Management has provided additional clarification on how countries across different income categories, including upper-middle-income countries, stand to benefit from the positive impact of additional climate contributions (ACCs) on resources available for programming.
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...
IFAD9 IAI provides some key considerations for assessing IFAD's impact. First, future impact assessmen. s should be selected and structured to facilitate and maximize learning. Second, IFAD should focus on a comprehensive set of indicators that reflect the three strat.
