Carbon Finance at the World Bank. The Carbon Finance business manages a family of trust funds that purchase greenhouse gas emission reductions on behalf of public and private participants to ensure that developing countries and economies in transition can benefit from international efforts to address climate change.
Carbon Finance Facility at IFC. IFC’s Carbon Finance Unit currently has $85+ million under management in arrangements under which IFC will purchase greenhouse gas emission reductions for the benefit of the Netherlands using the CDM and JI mechanisms (INCaF and NECaF). Other funds and new risk management products are under development in collaboration with the private sector.
Capacity Development, Education and Training: Integrated and Sustained Action is the Key, Thematic Background Paper, John Christensen, Global Network on Energy for Sustainable Development
World Bank/Sri Lanka, Energy Services Delivery Project, Impacts Assessment and Lessons Learned, International Resources Group
Small Power Purchase Agreement Application for Renewable Energy Development: Lessons from Five Asian Countries, Asia Alternative Energy Program, World Bank, Steven Ferrey
The World Bank Group and Finance of Sustainable Energy Activities, Dana R. Younger, Senior Adviser, IFC Infrastructure Department, Global WindPower 2004
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