Innovative Climate Finance: Driving Inclusive Impact

​Note to get in the building - if there's not someone there to greet you - use the call box to the left of the door. Use the search box to find "3" - you'll see one entry. Press the call box and the door will unlock. Take the elevator to the third floor.

This session will explore climate finance models that drive sustainable impact for marginalized communities, focusing on the intersection of climate change with gender and equity, and how to overcome challenges in reaching those most affected.

​Discussion Questions

• ​What climate finance models can drive sustainable impact, particularly for marginalized communities?

• ​How can tools like blended finance, impact investing, and social bonds address the intersection of climate change with gender and equity?

• ​What are the key challenges and opportunities in ensuring these models reach those most affected by the climate crisis?

​Discussion Leaders

• ​Alissa Davis is the Vice President of Business Development at Bridges to Prosperity, which partners with governments and others to build comprehensive rural transport networks for the communities most impacted by climate change.

• ​Matheus Marlisson is the COO and Co-Founder of Yakara'na, a political scientist with over 13 years of experience in international economic development and climate advocacy, having worked with global organizations like the UN and European Commission.