Framework Objectives
Promote Evidence-Based Decision-Making
Use evidence, data, and science to identify and prioritize adaptation and mitigation investments with high climate and development impacts.
Promote Coordination and Alignment
Drive coordinated strategies and processes to engage a wide range of stakeholders and harness the full spectrum of climate finance sources, optimizing the use of limited public finance to mobilize private-sector investments at scale.
Strengthen Enabling Environments
Enhance policy and regulatory frameworks and institutional capacities to unlock public and private sector investments, reducing risks and increasing the attractiveness of climate-related investments.
Enable Transformational Investment Planning and Mobilization
Empower countries to identify, prioritize, and collaboratively design investments that can mobilize climate finance from private, public, national, and international sources.
Rationale for the Framework
Over the past decade, global climate action has shifted from planning to financing and implementation, with countries enhancing their NDCs, NAPs, and LT-LEDS. However, the First Global Stocktake highlights the urgent need to scale up climate finance to close the implementation and ambition gaps. To address this, the Climate Investment Planning and Mobilization Framework, developed by the NDC Partnership and the GCF, offers a structured yet flexible approach to help countries and finance providers navigate climate investment complexities. The use of the Framework strengthens institutional readiness, fosters collaboration among governments, development partners, and financiers, and increases the effectiveness and impact of climate finance.
Key Features of the Framework
Effective climate action relies on robust coordination, strategic engagement, and policy alignment to drive impactful investments. By integrating data, science, and financial planning, stakeholders can prioritize adaptation and mitigation efforts that support sustainable development. This approach bridges policy and finance, unlocking public and private resources to accelerate transformative climate solutions at all levels.
Supplements
Climate investment planning and mobilization are complex, involving multiple governance layers, diverse stakeholders, and unique contextual challenges. To address this complexity, specialized supplements focusing on key thematic priorities have been developed.
