Private sector finance for adaptation

A. Atteridge; W.P. Pauw; P. Terpstra; F. Bedini; L Bosi; C. Costella

Private sector finance for adaptation

A. Atteridge, W.P. Pauw, P. Terpstra, F. Bedini, L Bosi, C. Costella

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An emphasis on private finance has emerged in climate finance discussions, particularly in the context of international climate change negotiations. This is partly because the overall volume of finance needed to support adaptation in developing countries is beyond what many expect public finance to be able to contribute.
This chapter identifies current evidence about private sector financing for adaptation and analyses how more private finance could be mobilised through both financial and non-financial instruments.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Adaptation Finance Gap Report
Editors	D. Puig, A. Olhoff, S. Bee, B. Dickson, K. Alverson
Place of Publication	Nairobi
Publisher	the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Pages	30-37
Edition	2016
ISBN (Print)	978-92-807-3498-0
Publication status	Published - 2016

Keywords

Climate finance
climate adaptation
adapation costs
private sector

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Atteridge, A., Pauw, W. P., Terpstra, P., Bedini, F., Bosi, L., & Costella, C. (2016). Private sector finance for adaptation. In D. Puig, A. Olhoff, S. Bee, B. Dickson, & K. Alverson (Eds.), The Adaptation Finance Gap Report (2016 ed., pp. 30-37). the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). http://web.unep.org/adaptationgapreport/sites/unep.org.adaptationgapreport/files/documents/agr2016.pdf

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Atteridge, A, Pauw, WP, Terpstra, P, Bedini, F, Bosi, L & Costella, C 2016, Private sector finance for adaptation. in D Puig, A Olhoff, S Bee, B Dickson & K Alverson (eds), The Adaptation Finance Gap Report. 2016 edn, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Nairobi, pp. 30-37. <http://web.unep.org/adaptationgapreport/sites/unep.org.adaptationgapreport/files/documents/agr2016.pdf>

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