🎉We are pleased to share that OECD has recognised our Results Management Framework (RMF) as a good practice —Our Results Reports are based on the RMF data! 📊Measuring results of climate and development projects involving co-financing can be challenging. Diverse reporting standards and objectives, attribution difficulties and complexity of coordination between different co-financiers are some of the key challenges. 📈As a solution, we developed the RMF in 2021 to address these challenges. The information and knowledge from the portfolio-level data is now used more strategically to inform operations, reflecting the direction and targets set in our Strategy. RMF enables us to communicate better on our impact, and collaborate effectively with our co-financing partners while focusing particularly on women and marginalised groups in the design and implementation of projects. 💚We continue applying this framework while delivering on our climate mandate with a focus on concessional financing, gender equality and broader development impacts, particularly in the least developed countries and countries in fragile situations. Thank you, OECD, for the acknowledgement! OECD’s report🔗https://shorturl.at/bWh4i NDF’s Results Management Framework🔗https://shorturl.at/ToBpF Read our Results Report 2024🔗https://shorturl.at/Wkxdm #ResultsReporting #DevelopmentImpact #DataTransparency #ClimateAction Photo: Jaza Energy BBCWorks

💡 We have witnessed a growing interest in a Nordic meeting arena. To address this, we have created Nordic Climate Dialogues (#NCD2025), an event designed to build a collaborative network of professionals in the Nordic region and inspire climate action. On 1 October 2025, Nordic Climate Dialogues will convene Nordic government representatives, financiers, institutions, strategic partners, think tanks, research institutions, and NGOs at Hanaholmen Cultural Centre in Helsinki to deep-dive into climate finance. Adequate financial resources enable us to build and scale climate action, protect vulnerable communities from climate-related impacts such as floods, droughts, and rising sea levels, and support developing countries in achieving their climate and development objectives. 👉 Learn more about the event🔹https://shorturl.at/Ss8DA 👉 Join the online session of Nordic Climate Dialogues 2025 🔹https://shorturl.at/vmQye

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, Altech Group is proving that clean energy can be a powerful driver of gender equality.🤝 With investments from the Energy Entrepreneurs Growth Fund (EEGF)— a blended structure fund, financed by NDF and managed by Triple Jump—Altech has employed nearly 500 women across its operations, including in field-based roles traditionally dominated by men. The company, founded in 2013, supports the expansion and scale-up of clean off-grid solar lighting solutions, offering solar lanterns to larger SHS providers. Its aim is to provide more than 300,000 people with access to electricity. Altech’s solar solutions have reached over 1 million people, avoided 944,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions, and created 140 full-time jobs in a country where 85% of the population lacks electricity.⚡ “It’s not just about having policies—it’s about making sure women actually feel safe, respected, and able to thrive in their roles,” says Malango Washikala, one of the founders of Altech Group. This is just one story from our Results Report 2024, highlighting how gender-smart investments create lasting impact. 📘 Learn more about our work here: https://shorturl.at/i7uAB #GenderEquality #CleanEnergy #EEGF #Altech #BlendedFinance #ImpactInvesting #EnergyAccess Photo: Sebastian / Adobe Stock