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PRI webinar: introducing the Green Infrastructure Investment Coalition

2016-11-16T11:15:00+00:00

The work of the Coalition allows governments and project developers to present their pipeline of projects five years into the future (min. US$100 million deal size) and access new sources of funding from international investors, providing investors with early visibility of future deal-flow and give the opportunity to provide feedback on the structuring of financing instruments.

The GIIC is organised by the PRI, the Climate Bonds Initiative, ICMIF, UNEP Inquiry and LTIIA.

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