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The Asian Development Bank (ADB), along with Southeast Asian governments and major development finance institutions, launched the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Catalytic Green Finance Facility, which aims to mobilize more than US$1 billion in green infrastructure investment in Southeast Asia
.
The initiative is expected to provide loans and technical assistance for sovereign green infrastructure projects such as sustainable transport, clean energy and resilient water systems
.
It also aims to accelerate private capital access
by reducing risk through innovative financing structures.
The fund includes $75 million from the ASEAN Infrastructure Fund (AIF), $300 million from ADB, €300 million ($336 million) from KfW Bank, €150 million ($168 million) from the European Investment Bank and €150 million ($168 million)
from the Agence Française de Dédéveloppement.
The facility is part of the Green and Inclusive Infrastructure Window of AIF, a regional financing program
established in 2011 by ASEAN governments and ADB and administered by ADB.
The AIF Fund has committed $520 million in financing for energy, transport, water and urban infrastructure projects in
the region.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB), along with Southeast Asian governments and major development finance institutions, launched the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Catalytic Green Finance Facility, which aims to mobilize more than US$1 billion in green infrastructure investment in Southeast Asia
.
The initiative is expected to provide loans and technical assistance for sovereign green infrastructure projects such as sustainable transport, clean energy and resilient water systems
.
It also aims to accelerate private capital access
by reducing risk through innovative financing structures.
The fund includes $75 million from the ASEAN Infrastructure Fund (AIF), $300 million from ADB, €300 million ($336 million) from KfW Bank, €150 million ($168 million) from the European Investment Bank and €150 million ($168 million)
from the Agence Française de Dédéveloppement.
The facility is part of the Green and Inclusive Infrastructure Window of AIF, a regional financing program
established in 2011 by ASEAN governments and ADB and administered by ADB.
The AIF Fund has committed $520 million in financing for energy, transport, water and urban infrastructure projects in
the region.
