Partners
Effective long-term partnerships underpin GGGI’s efforts to accelerate the transition to a model of green growth nationally, regionally, and globally.
GGGI partners with Members and partner governments in the process of accession to GGGI through embedded technical advisors to achieve their national goals as well as international commitments to the Paris Climate Agreement and 2030 Agenda on Sustainable Development. GGGI partners with non-government organizations, including the private sector, to share knowledge, resources, risks, and results to deliver innovative solutions that respond to the needs of Member and partner governments.
Membership to GGGI is open to any member state of the United Nations or regional integration organization that subscribes to the objectives of the Institute. GGGI currently has 36 Members.
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Download information on dates of accession and Contributing and Participating Members.
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Membership to GGGI is open to Member States of the United Nations and Regional Integration Organizations that are committed to the mission of GGGI. Read more about the process for accession.
GGGI collaborates with a range of international and non-government organizations to bring about a policy shift towards green growth, support increased green investment opportunities, and facilitate knowledge sharing. By working with knowledge and delivery partners, GGGI can leverage different knowledge basis and approaches, develop innovative solutions to better respond to the needs of Member and partner governments, and stimulate sustained learning and development of knowledge and experience on green growth. GGGI’s knowledge and delivery partnerships are supported by various instruments, including memoranda of understanding and exchange of letters.
GGGI’s operations are funded by voluntary contributions from Members and partner governments/organizations. This includes core (unrestricted) funding as well as program specific earmarked (restricted) funding. Annual amount of core and earmarked contributions received and the use of contributions is published annually through GGGI’s externally audited financial statements. GGGI also reports information regarding its operations through the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI).
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The Partnership Unit drives organization-wide efforts to develop and leverage relationships with resource and delivery knowledge partners to deliver the organizations mission. The Unit coordinates resource mobilization efforts, membership expansion and outreach to prospective member countries, as well as partnerships with other international organizations, foundations and private sector.