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- How multi-stakeholder partnerships drive sustainable development . . .
The variety of resources contributed by a variety of stakeholders - funding, technology, expertise, data or insights – combined can lead to even greater impact on an issue And lastly, an increased sense of legitimacy, trust and accountability can arise when you have multiple stakeholders involved, thus inspiring even more contributors and
- Why we need innovative funding models for global health
Traditional, reactive funding mechanisms are insufficient for today's complex health landscape and innovative funding mechanisms are needed The World Economic Forum’s first Annual Health Roundtable, taking place on 20–21 May in Geneva, will bring together global stakeholders to drive systemic change for a healthier future
- Funding the future: Sustainable financing models to help the fight . . .
They also committed to sustainable national financing and budgeting, as well as to $100 million in sustainable catalytic funding, to help at least 60% of countries achieve funded national action plans on AMR by 2030
- How to share funding for tech upskilling and reskilling
The initiative operates in 11 countries and adopts a collaborative funding model of co-investment from AWS, employers and governments AWS provides – at no cost to the learners – access to learning materials, cloud credits for applied learning activities using AWS technical resources and support for educator enablement
- Innovative approaches for unlocking R D funding in Africa
Grand Challenges Africa's complementary funds provide an incentive to African governments to increase R D funding by complementing investments to national innovators, money often leveraged by additional funders, such as the Science for Africa Foundation (SFA) This year, for example, the Rwandan government provided $1 million to match the SFA
- 4 key takeaways from COP29, from climate finance to carbon markets
Climate finance and carbon markets took centre stage at the 2024 UN Climate Conference (COP29), which strongly focused on increasing funding and creating effective carbon market mechanisms COP29 was also the first ever “Finance COP,” agreeing to mobilize $300 billion of climate finance, falling short of the trillion-dollar figure demanded
- Bridging the Gap: How to Finance the Net-Zero Transition
The authors argue that private capital is central to bridging the climate finance gap Public funding, while vital, cannot meet the scale of the challenge alone Unlocking private sector engagement will require de-risking mechanisms and a regulatory environment that is clear, consistent and credible
- Innovative funding tools for climate adaptation and resilience | World . . .
The time has come for policymakers, MDBs, philanthropists and commercial funders to collaborate and mainstream the use of innovative financial instruments Meeting the climate adaptation and resilience funding gap could help save the world from the worst effects of the climate crisis
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