South Pole Study commissioned by the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment
Consequently, Switzerland's annual fair share contribution towards these commitments, dedicated to supporting climate change mitigation, adaptation, and biodiversity conservation projects in developing countries, will increase as well.
A recent study by South Pole, commissioned by the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment, explores the potential sources and instruments that Switzerland and other countries could adopt or expand to increase its international climate and biodiversity finance, with a special focus on mobilizing private finance.
The study sheds light on Switzerland's current sources and instruments, innovative approaches from other countries, and potential sources and instruments for adoption or expansion.
Consequently, Switzerland's annual fair share contribution towards these commitments, dedicated to supporting climate change mitigation, adaptation, and biodiversity conservation projects in developing countries, will increase as well.
A recent study by South Pole, commissioned by the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment, explores the potential sources and instruments that Switzerland and other countries could adopt or expand to increase its international climate and biodiversity finance, with a special focus on mobilizing private finance.
The study sheds light on Switzerland's current sources and instruments, innovative approaches from other countries, and potential sources and instruments for adoption or expansion.
Options for increasing Switzerland's international climate and biodiversity finance
