Finance and Technology Transfer Centre for Climate Change (FINTECC)

Climate Fund
iSustain score 60

The Finance and Technology Centre for Climate Change (FINTECC) program provides eligible entities with financial support, partially free technical assistance, investment incentives, and Climate Innovations Vouchers (CIVs). FINTECC offers incentive grants to encourage the adoption of eligible technologies, which complement financing from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) as well as from the Global Environment Facility (GEF). The program also organizes technical support, delivered by the EBRD and international consultants. To facilitate the transfer of climate technology in each region, FINTECC assists participating governments in improving their policy environments and legislative frameworks, thereby enabling organizations to adopt a broad range of climate technologies.

Geographic focus

Central Asia
Eastern Europe
Middle East
North Africa

Sector appetite

Climate Mitigation
Climate Resilience
Coastal Resilience
Education
Energy
Forestry
Industry
Infrastructure
Land Restoration
Oceans
Renewable Energy
Transport
Urban Development
Waste
Water

Fund size

The proportion of grant within the overall capital costs of a technology is usually calculated using set calibration criteria. Grants are normally also subject to an absolute cap. These details can vary slightly between regions. For specific information on investment support details in your country, visit each region's page: Early Transition Countries (ETCs) Southern and Eastern Mediterranean (SEMED) Kazakhstan Ukraine

Eligible recipients

Private sector

Co-financing requirement

Yes — co-financing expected

Instruments & open calls

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