The COP29 IDFC Pavilion is a platform for our members and partners to showcase their ongoing projects and concrete deliverables, for the benefit of our members and development actors more broadly. This year, COP29 will take place in Baku, Azerbaijan.
The pavilion will host more than 20 events and 200 panelists over the course of two weeks.
On this website, you will find all the necessary information: agenda, speakers, livestreams, pavilion location, news, etc.
More information will be available in the coming weeks.
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The objective is to allow supporting institutions to learn from each other’s respective experiences with Paris alignment and latest research on how to improve their Paris alignment.
If it is done right can be an effictive and socially just policy tool. Private initiatives may complement by providing incentives for investors to engage in nature-based projects with clear outcomes. DFIs have an important role to play in such voluntary carbon markets.
It is now recognised that climate change and biodiversity loss are deeply interlinked and need to be addressed together. This is particularly true because biodiversity is part of the solution to halt global warming. The event will examine the significance of biodiversity, the connex of the two and the role funding plays in countering nature loss as a means of climate mitigation. It also looks at possibilities to combine the two, with a view to maximise co-benefits and minimise trade-offs.
Joining forces to support the global development and transformation agenda.
Get the CEOs’ perspective on transforming leading development banks into sustainable and resilient institutions able to react quickly in the face of multiple crises, the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) on Climate Finance and at the same time able enhance private capital mobilisation.
This session will look both into institutional transformation as well as into innovative product offerings enhancing resilience and driving transformation – in response to climate change as well as to the multiple other crises we’re currently facing.
The aim of this event is to share feedback on project implementation challenges to improve the deployment of GCF resources.
Panelists will present their different experiences and lessons learned from the implementation of projects financed by climate funds.
The event will interactively discuss all of the above and sketch next steps for the continuation of a whole-of-finance effort towards its systemic transformation for low carbon and resilient sustainable development.
This session will explore the operationalization of Article 6 of Paris Agreement, focusing on innovative market mechanisms that can enhance climate finance, including carbon credits. PDBs (Public Development Banks) as enablers can provide financial and technical support to foster Article 6 projects, acting as a bridge between government policy and private sector engagement.
The session will present frameworks and financial instruments (e.g. blended finance, loan guarantees) needed to support Article 6 implementation and the issuance of carbon credits. The discussion will also cover the co-benefits integration of sustainable development goals, transparency mechanisms and capacity building to ensure efficient and reliable carbon markets, based on practical examples of projects enabling and allowing the issuance of carbon credits and the inclusion of institutional framework for carbon markets.
Throwback to our previous editions
Since COP26 in Glasgow, IDFC and its Facility participated to the conferences and offered members a dedicated pavilion to showcase their work and improvements towards climate.
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