This study aims to clarify the understanding of results-based finance and in particular its role in the context of climate policy. A common understanding of what RBF means and how it could be applied in climate policy will foster dialogue between different stakeholders of the carbon market and climate finance communities. Sectors with untapped mitigation potential include transportation, building efficiency and agriculture.
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Connecting the dots: RBF in Climate Policy
Summary:
This study aims to clarify the understanding of results-based finance and in particular its role in the context of climate policy. A common understanding of what RBF means and how it could be applied in climate policy will foster dialogue between different stakeholders of the carbon market and climate finance communities. Sectors with untapped mitigation potential include transportation, building efficiency and agriculture.
Reference:
Warnecke,C, Roser, F, Hansel, G, https://newclimateinstitute.files.wordpress.com/2015/08/newclimate-finalreport_rbfandcarbonmarkets14011.pdf New Climate Institute, 2015