World Needs More Policy Ambition, Private Funds, And Innovation To Meet Climate Goals – Analysis
With each passing year, the stark reality of a hotter planet becomes clearer and the ensuing risks to the global
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Author: Ananthakrishnan Prasad
Ananthakrishnan Prasad is the Unit Chief, Climate Finance Policy Unit, in the Monetary and Capital Markets Department (MCM), International Monetary Fund. He heads the IMF Task Force on Climate Finance. Prasad has led Financial Sector Assessment Program missions to Germany (2022), Hong Kong SAR (2020) and Peru (2017) and participated in the Indonesia FSAP (2016). He also headed the Strategy and Planning Unit (MCM) between 2018-April 2022.
Articles by Ananthakrishnan Prasad :
Emerging Economies Need Much More Private Financing For Climate Transition – Analysis
Achieving the transition to net-zero emissions by 2050 requires substantial climate mitigation investment in emerging market and developing economies, which currently emit
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How Blended Finance Can Support Climate Transition In Emerging And Developing Economies – Analysis
Emerging market and developing economies account for two-thirds of global greenhouse gas emissions, and many are highly vulnerable to climate
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How To Scale Up Private Climate Finance In Emerging Economies – Analysis
Private climate financing must play a pivotal role as emerging markets and developing economies seek to curb greenhouse gas emissions
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Metals Demand From Energy Transition May Top Current Global Supply – Analysis
The clean energy transition needed to avoid the worst effects of climate change could unleash unprecedented metals demand in coming
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