Davos Agenda 2022

How blended finance could help combat climate change

Wind Turbines in Jhimpir, Thatta. Blended finance can help put low-and middle-income countries on a path to sustainable energy production.

Blended finance can help put low-and middle-income countries on a path to sustainable energy production. Image: Khaula Jamil / IFC

Makhtar Diop
Managing Director, International Finance Corporation
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