ISWA Renews MoU with R20

Apr 11, 2022 | ISWA blog, ISWA news

R20, with its new flagship initiative: the Subnational Climate Fund (the SCF), a blended finance impact fund formed to pursue attractive risk-adjusted returns for private investors while generating measurable and certified climate, environmental and social impacts, has concluded with ISWA an updated MoU that aims to accelerate the building of sustainable waste management infrastructure, especially in countries where landfilling and dumping of waste is a common practice. The partnership will take concrete actions to identify infrastructure projects, provide technical assistance to help prepare projects to the point of bankability, as well as capacity building to key stakeholders. The SCF will consider investing with private equity in projects that are bankable and create sizable climate and other SDG impacts. 

“The MOU with R20 strengthens a partnership with focus in generating positive results on the ground and brings an added value to our network of members and experts. On behalf of ISWA I’m very happy to endorse such initiative.”

Carlos Silva Filho

ISWA President

“The MoU with R20 is another step in seeking the right partners for accelerating the building of sustainable waste management infrastructures and thus contribute to the fight against climate change.”

Marc Tijhuis

ISWA Managing Director

About R20:

R20 is a non-profit foundation for climate and development with an expertise on
providing support to sub-national governments around the world to develop and
finance low-carbon and climate resilient infrastructure projects in the fields of
renewable energy, energy efficient lighting and waste optimization.
https://regions20.org 

About the SCF:

The Subnational Climate Finance initiative (SCF) invests in mid-sized ($5-$75m USD) infrastructure projects, including sustainable energy, waste and sanitation, regenerative agriculture, and nature-based climate solutions. We partner primarily with subnational authorities to identify and implement these projects, financed with a blend of concessional and conventional capital, along with Technical Assistance grants that help mitigate risk and ensure financial and environmental goals are achieved.

https://www.subnational.finance

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