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Efficient, accessible, sustainable and climate-friendly urban mobility is an important basis for liveable and competitive cities. Such urban mobility systems are horizontally and vertically well-coordinated with urban development and thereby provide considerable economic, environmental and social benefits for companies and citizens alike.
The IDSUN Trust Fund supports the Government of Indonesia and its cities to address the challenges of sustainable urbanization. It entails technical assistance and capacity building to meet pressing needs in urban management and planning, municipal infrastructure financing, and sectoral investments on urban mobility, urban resilience and water.
REPIC is a platform of Swiss Federal Offices that supports the early and precommercial phase of projects in renewable energy, energy and resource efficiency. Together they will provide 7.25 Mio. CHF for the implementation of REPIC phase 6.2 (2024-2026).
The CIT Fund is an urban development fund of the Interamerican Development Bank (IDB), which is highly relevant for Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). It supports the region's cities on their path to develop towards sustainably functioning, resource efficient, liveable and economically prosperous urban centers.
The Multi-Country Investment Climate Program (MCICP) supports reform projects in partner countries that foster open, productive and competitive markets and unlock sustainable private investments in sectors that contribute substantially to growth, job creation and poverty reduction.
The Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility is a World-Bank managed, multi-donor technical assistance facility aimed at creating an enabling environment for private sector investment in infrastructure, with the ultimate aim of improving lives through a better access to quality infrastructure services.
The Financial Management Umbrella Trust Fund brings together World Bank implemented programs under the three areas of i) Managing Public Finances, ii) Financial Reporting and Auditing and iii) Public-Private Sector Interface under one common governance structure, following the principles of the World Bank Groups Trust Fund Reform.
Kosovo is very vulnerable to climate-change impacts in the water sector. It is almost uniquely dependent on internal water resources. While the access and quality of water services has improved considerably, the sector is characterized by high levels of non-revenue water and energy consumption as well as limited capacities related to these topics.
Naryn is situated in the remote mountains in Kyrgyzstan. The city is facing natural hazards, exacerbated by climate change. The project will strengthen institutions and build the capacities needed to support a resilient and sustainable development of Naryn.
Our contribution into The Currency Exchange Fund (TCX) seeks to foster investments in local currencies to micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in developing countries that are sensitive to currency fluctuations. TCX's core investors currently include the governments of Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
Building on proven partnerships with the ILO that improve working conditions and productivity in companies in national and global supply chains: Addressing the root causes of low productivity through an integrated approach to enable inclusive growth and create decent jobs in the post-pandemic recovery.
The Renewable Energy Integration Program of the international Climate Investment Funds (CIF) addresses barriers to the large-scale integration of electricity produced from multiple intermittent renewable energy sources (mostly wind and solar) into existing power systems.