Principles for Taxonomy Interoperability
The Principles for Taxonomy Interoperability, launched by the Taxonomy Roadmap Initiative at a Pre-COP30 event in São Paulo, guide policymakers in developing sustainable finance taxonomies that are credible and comparable across borders. As over 50 taxonomies exist globally, interoperability is essential to facilitate cross-border investment and efficient capital allocation. The Principles provide common tenets for taxonomy design, governance, and implementation, enabling greater transparency and investor confidence. By fostering alignment between emerging and developed markets, interoperable taxonomies can mobilize the climate finance needed to achieve decarbonization, resilience, and the Paris Agreement goals.
Summary Report of the 2025 Annual Workshop
The 2025 Annual Workshop of the Association of African Development Finance Institutions (AADFI), held in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, celebrated AADFI’s 50th Anniversary under the theme “Joining Forces for a More Sustainable and Greener Future for African DFIs.” Hosted by BNI, CDC-CI, and SGPME, and supported by the African Development Bank (AfDB), the event gathered over 250 participants from 36 countries, including senior representatives of DFIs, MDBs, and central banks. Discussions focused on scaling up sustainable investments, innovative financing, and partnerships for climate action. The opening ceremony featured addresses from the AfDB and the Ivorian Ministry of Economy and Finance, reaffirming DFIs’ strategic role in advancing Africa’s sustainable development agenda.
Financing for development from the perspective of public financial institutions
This study prepared by ALIDE, in collaboration with various institutions, presents a comprehensive diagnosis of the challenges, opportunities and new priorities of development finance institutions (DFIs) in Latin America and the Caribbean in a changing and complex environment. Based on two surveys conducted between 2023 and 2024, the document analyzes the strategies, capacities and key areas on which DFIs should focus to strengthen their role in promoting sustainable economic development and climate transition in the region.
Road to comprehensive security: Development banking forging the future of Latin America
This document analyzes how the multiple global crises -such as pandemics, climate change, geopolitical tensions and digital transformation- have revealed systemic vulnerabilities that require a new comprehensive security approach that goes beyond the military, encompassing climate, economic, energy, digital, social and labor dimensions. Nine chapters examine these sectoral areas and their impact on Latin America and the Caribbean.
NAVIGATING GREEN PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: A REFERENCE GUIDE FOR MINISTRY OF FINANCE OFFICIALS
This Green Public Financial Management (GPFM) Toolkit, developed by GIZ and co-financed by the EU and BMZ, supports Ministries of Finance and policymakers in integrating environmental priorities into fiscal systems. Featuring 72 global resources, it guides reform assessment, implementation, and capacity-building. The toolkit emphasizes thematic and geographic diversity, offering practical tools for sustainable finance and climate-resilient development, especially in Global South contexts.
Mapping AADFI Member State of Readiness to Access Climate Finance
The study assesses the readiness of African Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) to access climate finance. It examines their commitment to the energy transition, challenges in implementing green financing, and the support needed in capacity building and technical assistance. It highlights regulatory barriers, lack of expertise, and limited funding access, recommending capacity strengthening and streamlined accreditation processes.
El financiamiento climático en América latina y el Caribe ¿Cómo son públicas, los bancos de desarrollo apoyar la transición del clima?
Este documento comienza por ofrecer una visión general de los riesgos del clima en América latina y el Caribe, utilizando el BEI país de clima calificaciones de riesgo. Esta introducción es seguida por una evaluación de la región de inversión en el clima de las necesidades y las posibles fuentes de financiación, en la actual macroeconómicas y fiscales contexto. El papel de los bancos de desarrollo en la región, su contribución al riesgo climático y mitigación de los resultados de la encuesta realizada se describen. La última sección presenta las principales conclusiones y recomendaciones de política.
La estimación de las Necesidades de Inversión en el Sector de la Energía en África 2023-2030 – Informe de Africa
Este estudio es una contribución al debate en curso sobre los costos y las implicaciones de abordar los dos principios fundamentales de la energía desafíos que enfrenta el continente Africano, es decir, lograr el acceso universal a la electricidad en consonancia con el Desarrollo Sostenible del Objetivo número 7 y la expansión de sistemas de energía para apoyar el crecimiento económico, sin encerrarse en un alto de las emisiones de la vía.
ADFI Informe resumido del Taller Anual de 2024
The 2024 Annual Workshop of the Association of African Development Finance Institutions (AADFI) was held on the theme “A practical road map for African DFIs in accessing green funds” on May 27, 2024,
The workshop’s main objectives were to enhance African development finance institutions’ role in mobilizing green finance, update and expand their knowledge and operational methods for accessing green funds, and encourage peer learning and experience sharing.
2022 Informe Conjunto sobre los Bancos Multilaterales de Desarrollo' Financiación para el Clima
El Informe Conjunto sobre los Bancos Multilaterales de Desarrollo a la Financiación del Clima es un evento anual de esfuerzo de colaboración para publicar los Bancos Multilaterales de Desarrollo (Bmd) el clima de las finanzas, junto con una explicación clara de las metodologías para el seguimiento de esta financiación la financiación para el clima.