top of page

Camco signs USD 50m funded activity agreement with Green Climate Fund

The photo was taken at the official signing of the funding activity agreement at the GCF’s headquarters in South Korea earlier this week. From left to right: Levan Bakhutashvili, Legal Counsel, GCF; Neeraj Joshi, Climate Change Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, GCF’s Division of Private Sector Facility (PSF); Kavita Sinha, Director, PSF; Geoff Sinclair, MD, Camco; Daniel Farchy, Climate Investment Manager, PSF; and Nestan Devidze, Climate Investment Officer, PSF.

We are thrilled to announce the signing of a USD 50m funded activity agreement between Camco and the Green Climate Fund (GCF).


It is the first time we have signed such an agreement with the GCF since becoming an Accredited Entity in 2021 and comes almost a year to the day since the GCF Board approved USD 50m for our REPP 2 fund.


This latest development means that the GCF is now in a formal position to participate in the imminent first close of REPP 2, keeping our plans on track to achieve the milestone later this year.


The GCF’s investment in REPP 2 will be a cornerstone of the fund’s blended finance structure, which is designed to leverage public and commercial funding to invest in decentralised renewable energy projects in Sub-Saharan African countries. Once launched, REPP 2’s aim will be to deliver significant climate, economic and gender impacts while ensuring sustainable returns for investors.


The photo was taken at the official signing of the funded activity agreement at the GCF’s headquarters in South Korea earlier this week. From left to right: Levan Bakhutashvili, Legal Counsel, GCF; Neeraj Joshi, Climate Change Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, GCF’s Division of Private Sector Facility (PSF); Kavita Sinha, Director, PSF; Geoff Sinclair, MD, Camco; Daniel Farchy, Climate Investment Manager, PSF; and Nestan Devidze, Climate Investment Officer, PSF.

Comments


bottom of page