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Economic Analysis of Social Investment Fund Projects: Case Studies and Minimum Requirements Proposal

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The Capital Market Climate Initiative (CMCI) is a UK initiative, bringing together experts from the financial and public sector to help deliver private climate financing at scale in developing countries by: identifying deliverable propositions to mobile private capital; developing a base of evidence build developing country interest and support; and building private sector confidence in the feasibility of the task and opportunities. The project has two work streams, one developing a „toolkit‟ of strategies that can be used to mobilize private capital in developing countries, the other supporting demonstration capital mobilization projects in four developing countries. Target implementation is for.

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