Eurasian Development Bank 8d ago

The adaptation finance gap remains critically large. Global adaptation finance needs are estimated at USD 310–365 billion annually, while actual international financial flows amount to only USD 26 billion. How can adaptation technologies become more attractive to investors and enable a shift from fragmented project support towards systemic solutions? What role can public policy play in generating demand for adaptation finance? Which financial instruments can help overcome structural barriers to the implementation of adaptation projects in Central Asia? The Eurasian Development Bank, the Astana International Financial Centre, and the Secretariat of the Green Investment Principles have joined forces to explore practical solutions to these challenges. EDB analysts and experts from leading international think tanks will once again kick things off. You are invited to attend two analytical presentations. The second day of the event will once again open with presentations by EDB analysts and experts from leading international think tanks. We invite you to attend the presentations of analytical reports. Peking University presents the inaugural issue of the Public Development Finance Observer, which focuses on how artificial intelligence is empowering public development finance institutions to enhance the efficiency of their operations and the effectiveness of fulfilling their mandates.