Developing countries are being asked to finance climate adaptation, resilience, infrastructure and low-carbon development while still tackling poverty, jobs, health and education.
But accessing the finance needed to do this is not always straightforward. This episode explores the intersection of global development finance and climate finance, looking at the barriers developing countries face in navigating grants, concessional and commercial finance, carbon markets and increasingly complex financing mechanisms.
Drawing on Bilal’s extensive experience in climate policy, finance and sustainable development, the conversation asks a fundamental question: How can developing countries access and use finance at the scale needed to achieve climate and development transformation?
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