🍃 Early warnings are crucial for climate action. This week, Malena Rosman, our Director for Portfolio Management and Origination, joined the Financing for Development Conference in #Sevilla. In a panel discussion, focused on the importance of early warnings, she spotlighted the importance of innovative financing initiatives, such as the Systematic Observations Financing Facility (SOFF), hosted by the World Meteorological Organization. 🌿 #FfD4 🗨️ “As anchor donors of SOFF, we are fully committed to the international efforts to scale up early warning systems. It is crucial to mobilise more financing for climate initiatives, especially in the regions where it is needed the most, and where we can already see the effects of climate change,” says Malena. Read more about our partnership with SOFF 🤝 https://lnkd.in/dgbzNc6H

🌱For decades, we’ve proudly partnered with the World Bank to drive meaningful climate and development outcomes around the globe. One example is the 'Scaling-up Locally-led Climate Action Program', which builds on Kenya’s FLLoCA programme and expands its collaborative model to Tanzania, Rwanda, Nepal, and Bangladesh—each tailored to local needs and contexts. 🌍 Through its catalytic, convening, and innovative approach, NDF supports the development of national LLCA systems that can attract climate finance from public, private, and alternative sources. 🤝 Together, we’re making climate action more inclusive, sustainable, and scalable. Read more about the project in our #ResultsReport: https://lnkd.in/dkunCQ33

🌍 Tackling climate change and biodiversity loss will take far more investment than public budgets can provide alone. This is why public-private partnerships are key: They are essential for unlocking and scale the needed capital—uniting governments, private investors, and development finance to fund projects that deliver real impact for people and the planet. 🤝 IMCA, the Investment Mobilisation Collaboration Alliance, is an example of Nordic leadership in mobilising large-scale climate finance for developing countries. IMCA aims to mobilise private capital to de-risk climate investments. NDF joined Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway and Iceland as a member of IMCA in 2024 and we are looking forward to the positive impact the Alliance will create. 💡 Our Managing Director Satu Santala will join the World Climate Investment Summit at London Climate Action Week to discuss on what happens when public-private collaborations work and share examples how they have helped scale climate adaptation and mitigation efforts, particularly in the Global South. Join the World Climate Investment Summit 🔹 https://www.climateinvestmentsummit.org/ Learn more about IMCA 🔹 https://www.worldclimatefoundation.org/imca #ClimateInvestmentSummit #ClimateChange #Partnerships #SustainableDevelopment #Finance @World Climate Foundation