…not how to make everyone want the same thing. It is where different interests can find enough common ground to cooperate. Co-benefits create that common ground One way to identify…

…compliance tools; they become essential components of bankability. Credible Counterparties Reduce Risk The research also highlighted the importance of counterparty strength. Banks showed a strong preference for MOPAs involving sovereign…

…efficiency, reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels, strengthen industrial competitiveness, and support greater integration of renewable energy. Mr. Venugopal Mothkoor, Senior Energy Specialist, NITI Aayog, shared perspectives on ongoing government…

Xieng Khouang, Lao PDR, 6 October 2026 – The Xieng Khouang Provincial Department of Health convened the first Project Management Committee (PMC) and Project Implementation Unit (PIU) Meeting for the…

Jakarta, Indonesia, September 22, 2026 — The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), in collaboration with the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), convened Indonesian…

…espacio para compartir a nivel general el contexto de GGBI, así como los pilares sobre los que se fundamenta: 1) Fondo de inversión público-privado, 2) Asistencia técnica y 3) Mecanismo…

…ne doit pas être sous-estimée. Ils permettront de renforcer la crédibilité du Togo sur les marchés carbone internationaux, de réduire les risques liés notamment au double comptage ou aux contentieux,…

…Co-Chair of the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action and Assistant Commissioner at Uganda’s Ministry of Finance, highlighted the value of sharing expertise across countries: “We need to come…

…international expertise and investment mobilization capabilities could complement NIUA’s Climate Projects Preparation Facility (CPPF) and programs such as CITIIS 2.0. The teams also discussed opportunities around circular economy, carbon markets…

…reaffirming the important role that the next generation of Tongan leaders will play in carrying forward the country’s climate commitments. Tonga’s NDC 3.0 sets out enhanced national climate commitments across…

…co-executed by MPWMST and GGGI, financed by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) as the implementing agency. The event combined technical discussions with a…

…and the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), convened the Project Management Committee Meeting for Outcome 3 of the KOICA-funded project, “Scaling Out Sustainable Solid Waste and Wastewater Management to Improve…

…to operate on the ground and scale up its support to national institutions. It also reaffirms both parties’ commitment to Kazakhstan’s climate goals and to the broader global climate agenda,…

…for nations navigating complex climate vulnerabilities, particularly as the expansion of the AI ecosystem demands a holistic, sustainable approach.” Opening remarks by the Executive Director of GGGI Technical cooperation under…

…can be sustainably harvested, and how benefits can be shared across communities and the value chain. “Each of these six research reports is, in the truest sense, evidence. It is…

…with robust international development cooperation. By combining GGGI’s extensive expertise in green growth planning, climate finance and implementation in developing and emerging economies with the IEA’s world-class energy data, policy…

…institutions and technology leaders is paramount. We are ready to attract investment and adopt proven global and Korean clean technologies in power generation, renewable energy, and hydrogen. By combining Kazakhstan’s…

…celebrated the achievements of 175 Greenpreneurs from seven provinces who completed a climate entrepreneurship development programme. The graduation also reaffirms Australia’s commitment to supporting inclusive and sustainable economic growth in…