Capital mobilization in focus at OECD/LeadIT webinar on financing industry decarbonisation.

On 14 June LeadIT and OECD co-organised a webinar on financing solutions needed to accelerate industry decarbonization in emerging markets. The webinar was part of the OECD’s series on low-carbon hydrogen and industry decarbonization

The outcomes of the webinar helped identify priority areas and can guide further dialogue with the CEFIM partner countries in Africa, South and Southeast Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

More specifically, it addressed:

  • the challenges and barriers to financing industry decarbonisation from the perspective of policy makers, industry actors, and finance institutions.
  • the emerging practices and instruments used to finance industry decarbonisation projects and how they can be implemented in emerging and developing countries.

The discussion was based on the LeadIT thought piece, Navigating business and financial challenges for industry transition in the Global South

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