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CIF AMPLIFi Catalytic Finance Programme

Offered by Climate Investment Funds

Type
Programme
Sector
Energy & Power, Sustainable Transport & Mobility +2
Region
Global (developing countries), Africa, South Africa, Liberia, Latin America and the Caribbean, Small Island Developing States, Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Ticket size
Not disclosed
Deadline
Rolling

About this opportunity

A Climate Investment Funds programme that places small amounts of highly catalytic concessional capital into clean energy projects led by multilateral development banks, aiming to bring in six to twelve times as much private money. The first five investments, announced at COP31, total about US$94 million and are expected to mobilise more than US$1.2 billion for clean power, grids, storage and electrification: a renewable energy guarantee programme for Small Island Developing States (with the World Bank), a South Africa grid credit guarantee vehicle (with the African Development Bank), a payment guarantee for utility-scale solar and storage in Liberia (with the World Bank), first-loss equity in two Latin America and Caribbean funds (with IDB Invest), and a portfolio guarantee for green lending by local banks across 17 countries (with the EBRD).

Eligibility

Clean energy, grid, storage and electrification projects and financial intermediaries in CIF-eligible developing countries that are led or structured by a partner multilateral development bank.

Project stages: Construction, Operation

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