Madagascar has been planning for the establishment of a National Forest Fund (NFF) in its forest legislation. The NFF is meant to finance forest protection, restoration and sustainable management efforts for the whole country. Rio Impact played a key role its design.
This project provided advisory services to analyze opportunities for the design and/or reform of existing domestic funds towards the establishment of national biodiversity fund fostering a Payment for Ecosystem Services approach in Cambodia.
The Tany Meva Foundation needed a comprehensive financing and fundraising strategy to secure sustainable funding for its conservation and community development projects across Madagascar. In the context of this mission Rio Impact: Conducted an institutional analysis of the foundation’s current financial structure and funding approach. Identified new potential funding sources, including private and international donors. […]
This project aimed to develop an impact fund that supports sustainable agriculture, forestry and ecosystem restoration, promoting green commodity value chains and nature-based solutions.
This project aimed to establish a Climate Investment Facility (CIF) to attract private sector investment into climate action projects in Madagascar, particularly in the clean energy, sustainable agriculture and forestry sectors
As part of the GCF Readiness project “Improving access to climate finance in the Regions of the Kingdom of Morocco” implemented by the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) Rio Impact advised the design of a multi-sectoral National Financing Vehicle (NFV).
Development of pragmatic strategies and ideas to increase the financial resources available for the implementation of the National Adaptation Plan of Madagascar.
Advising on the implications of the development of a sustainable finance taxonomy in Rwanda on a new project of the Luxembourg cooperation (with focus on the emergence of green investment products).
