City Climate Finance Gap Fund

The City Climate Finance Gap Fund (Gap Fund) helps cities in developing and emerging countries realize their climate ambitions, turning low-carbon, climate-resilient ideas into strategies and finance-ready projects.

World Bank, European Investment Bank (EIB), and Deutsche Gesellschaft für internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
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Oct 30th, 2020

About

The City Climate Finance Gap Fund (Gap Fund) helps cities in developing and emerging countries realize their climate ambitions, turning low-carbon, climate-resilient ideas into strategies and finance-ready projects. The Gap Fund provides a range of technical assistance and capacity building to support climate-smart planning, helping to build a pipeline of high-quality, climate-smart urban investments, with a focus on early, often underfunded stages of project identification and preparation.

Assistance Criteria

Projects submitted by cities and local authorities in OECD-DAC countries are evaluated on their climate mitigation or adaptation potential. Additionally, projects must be situated in an urban area or functionally linked to one. Social and environmental co-benefits are also taken into account.

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Support

The level of support will vary based on specific project’s needs.

Application Process

Projects are proposed using the Gap Fund’s expression of interest form and submitted online (https://www.citygapfund.org/apply-for-support ). For further information please refer to the Gap Fund FAQ sheet