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Exploring Climate-Lens Impact Investing in the MENA Region

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12 Sep, 2024

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Exploring Climate-Lens Impact Investing in the MENA Region
jschoshinski
Tue, 09/10/2024 – 16:09

Join Water and Energy for Food on September 17 from 3:00 – 4:30 PM GMT+3 for a focused discussion on climate-lens impact investing in the MENA region. This webinar will highlight the commercial and impact opportunities of integrating a climate lens into investment strategies. Hear from experts at Amam Ventures, Climate Resilience Fund, and Fresh Source as they share insights on investment approaches, successful case studies, and the role of local and international investors in advancing climate impact in the region. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the latest trends and strategies in climate finance.

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Climate Finance
Climate Finance and Economic Growth
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Adaptation
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Mitigation

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Climate Finance

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Middle East & North Africa

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Exploring Climate-Lens Impact Investing in the MENA Region

Join Water and Energy for Food on September 17 from 3:00 – 4:30 PM GMT+3 for a focused discussion on climate-lens impact investing in the MENA region. This webinar will highlight the commercial and impact opportunities of integrating a climate lens into investment strategies. Hear from experts at Amam Ventures, Climate Resilience Fund, and Fresh Source as they share insights on investment approaches, successful case studies, and the role of local and international investors in advancing climate impact in the region. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the latest trends and strategies in climate finance.



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