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Publication - Linking Global Finance to Small-Scale Clean Energy; Financial Aggregation for Distributed Renewable Energy in Developing Countries

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Title
Linking Global Finance to Small-Scale Clean Energy; Financial Aggregation for Distributed Renewable Energy in Developing Countries
Publisher
UNDP - Climate Bonds Initiative
Author
UNDP - Climate Bonds Initiative
Published in
June 2022
Abstract
This report analyses potential links between global finance to small-scale clean energy projects in developing countries. The analysis identifies key barriers, market enablers, case studies, insights and recommendations to wider adoption of financial aggregation as a means to enable capital flows at scale toward small-scale low carbon energy initiatives. UNDP is looking to further expand the work of this report and build on the existing insights through the Climate Aggregation Platform.
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