Cities Climate Finance Leadership Alliance

Local Hubs

CCFLA Local Hubs capitalize on CCFLA’s global membership network and climate finance expertise to support the development of place-based solutions that effectively address the barriers limiting urban climate investment in different countries and regions. The program is structured to bridge the demand-supply gap for urban climate investment at the local level. To this end, it engages members active in a particular geography to implement activities through the entire urban climate finance value chain that can help scale urban climate infrastructure financing.

CCFLA members may join any of CCFLA Local Hub – to find out more, please contact AllianceSecretariat@cpiglobal.org.

Central Asia Hub

Focusing on the cases of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, this Hub aims to increase urban climate investment directed to net zero-carbon buildings in the region

What do Local Hubs do?

Develop Targeted Research Products

Engage CCFLA Membership at the Local Level

Organize Local Workshops and Events

RESOURCES

CCFLA Central Asia Hub: Scaling up project preparation and finance for net zero carbon buildings in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

Scaling up net zero carbon buildings (NZCBs) is critical to meeting Central Asia’s climate mitigation goals. Buildings account for up to 70-80% of total emissions from Central Asian cities’ buildings, transport, and waste sectors combined

Blog | Unleashing the Power of Green: Central Asia’s Path to NDC Success through Decarbonizing Buildings

Decarbonizing buildings is the number one opportunity to achieve the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) in Central Asia. With the region facing the dual challenges of rapid urbanization and the escalating impacts of climate change

The Alliance Forum for Subnational Project Preparation Practitioners in Mexico

The Cities Climate Finance Leadership Alliance (Alliance) is the largest multilevel and multi-stake-holder coalition working towards the objective of closing the investment gap for urban subnational climate projects and infrastructure worldwide.

Assessment Of CCFLA’s Value Chain For Early Stage Project Preparation In Mexico

Local and regional governments need significant technical and financial assistance to develop robust and investor-friendly infrastructure projects to tackle climate change. On the supply side, a wide array of technical and financial support for low-to-no emission and climate-resilient urban development is available.