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  • A Introduction
  • B Part A — The role of Ministries of Finance in navigating the transition
  • C Part B — The Framework
    • F1 Economic strategy and vision
      • F1a Participating in the development and implementation of climate and related strategies 
        • F1a(i) Long-term low-emission development strategies (LT-LEDS) 
        • F1a(ii) Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)
        • F1a(iii) National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) 
        • F1a(iv) National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs)
      • F1b Greening national development and sector strategies 
      • F1c Shaping 21st century industrial and innovation strategies 
      • F1d Developing investment strategies, including assessing investment needs 
      • F1e Identifying and developing bankable projects and programs
    • F2 Fiscal policy
      • F2a Transforming economic incentives through carbon pricing, subsidy reform, and other fiscal policy measures
        • F2a(i) Carbon taxes and pricing, subsidy reform, and frontiers in environmental taxation
        • F2a(ii) Creating fiscal incentives and regulations for transforming key sectors 
        • F2a(iii) Combining instruments into coherent policy packages
      • F2b Future-proofing public finances by redesigning the tax system for net zero and climate resilience
        • F2b(i) Identifying alternative revenue streams to taxing fossil fuels
        • F2b(ii) Managing the fiscal risks of cascading contingent liabilities
      • F2c Using public financial management and the budget to drive transformation
      • F2d Greening public investment management 
      • F2e Greening public procurement 
    • F3 Financing the transition
      • F3a Mobilizing domestic revenue to finance investment 
        • F3a(i) Broadening the tax base for capital investment in sustainable infrastructure
        • F3a(ii) Debt financing for investment in sustainable infrastructure
        • F3a(iii) Enhancing sub-sovereign finance to support fast growing cities 
      • F3b Greening publicly backed financial institutions and central banks 
        • F3b(i) Greening national development banks and green investment banks 
        • F3b(ii) Greening sovereign wealth funds and state-owned enterprises 
        • F3b(iii) Greening central banks and fiscal and monetary policy coordination
        • F3b(iv) Working with export credit agencies
      • F3c Accessing deep pockets of private capital
        • F3c(i) Using financial sector policy to mobilize private capital for the transition   
        • F3c(ii) Using blended finance and risk sharing instruments  
        • F3c(iii) Bringing sources of finance together in sustainable finance roadmaps
      • F3d Providing disaster risk finance and insurance for all
      • F3e Leveraging international climate finance 
        • F3e(i) Getting climate finance ready and leveraging MDB and DFI capital
        • F3e(ii) Accessing international carbon markets
        • F3e(iii) Setting up country platforms
    • C1 Leadership capability
      • C1a Strengthening the mandate of Ministries of Finance
      • C1b Developing organizational climate strategies 
      • C1c Formalizing governance structures & organizational set-up
      • C1d Communicating on climate, the economy and public finances
    • C2 Coordination capability
      • C2a Coordinating climate action across government
      • C2b Engaging with external stakeholders
    • C3 Human and analytical capability
      • C3a Enhancing skills and expertise
      • C3b Enhancing economic decision-making tools and data-driven analysis
  • D Part C — Priorities
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Function 3 · Financing the transition

Accessing deep pockets of private capital

Working with financial institutions to develop financing arrangements and coordinate sustainable finance policies to support private investment in the transition.
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The three sub-areas
F3c(i)

Using financial sector policy to mobilize private capital for the transition   

Working with regulators and financial institutions on climate risk, disclosure, and market frameworks that support investment in the transition.
F3c(ii)

Using blended finance and risk sharing instruments  

Assessing financing arrangements, including blended finance, which share risks and combine public and private capital for climate investment.
F3c(iii)

Bringing sources of finance together in sustainable finance roadmaps

Bringing public and private actors together around sustainable finance priorities, responsibilities, and implementation plans.
In this Function — F3 Financing the transition
F3aMobilizing domestic revenue to finance investment  F3bGreening publicly backed financial institutions and central banks  F3cAccessing deep pockets of private capital F3dProviding disaster risk finance and insurance for all F3eLeveraging international climate finance 

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