Finance & Resilience

The Finance & Resilience team leads E3G’s overall work on finance and investment for the climate transition, shaped around three objectives:

• By 2030 investment flows to where it is needed at the scale and speed required for climate safety.
• The financial system and architecture are resilient and future-fit in a context of political fragmentation.
• Political and market incentives have shifted to motivate and rapidly reward climate investment, resilience and risk management.

To do so, E3G’s work takes both a systemic and practical approach to mobilising private and public capital for climate transition. The team’s focus areas cover:

• Financial and economic rules and frameworks, globally and nationally.
• Financial institutions and governance, including multilateral and national public banks.
• Development aid and climate finance, including in UNFCCC finance negotiations.
• National and sector investment strategies and transition planning (including through the International Transition Plan Network).
• Macroeconomic resilience.

The Finance & Resilience team is also the strategic home for E3G’s work on climate risk, resilience and adaptation. This includes work related to climate risk governance, integration of climate risk into the financial system, and working with E3G’s climate diplomacy and governance specialists to influence the politics of adaptation and Loss and Damage, as well as climate security.