Climate Bonds Initiative

En este episodio de la serie "Por un Caribe resiliente", Mariana Escobar, Principal Investment Officer de IFC, conversa con Adelaida Peláez Angel de Climate Bonds sobre los esfuerzos del IFC para movilizar capital verde hacia el Caribe: desde la alianza histórica con el CARICOM para desarrollar una taxonomía regional de finanzas verdes, hasta la importancia estratégica de invertir en resiliencia climática en una región que, pese a contribuir menos del 1% de las emisiones globales, enfrenta pérdidas anuales equivalentes al 3.6% de su PIB por desastres naturales. 
Una conversación clave en el camino hacia CONNECT 2026 en Santo Domingo, donde la resiliencia climática e inversiones estratégicas serán parte central del debate regional. Regístrate ahora.

En este episodio de la serie “Por un Caribe resiliente”, Daniel Gracian, Director de Finanzas Sostenibles de Scotiabank, conversa con Adelaida Peláez Ángel, Oficial Técnica Senior para América Latina y el Caribe de Climate Bonds, sobre cómo la banca puede integrar la adaptación climática en su gestión de riesgos, desarrollar soluciones financieras innovadoras y movilizar capital hacia proyectos que fortalezcan la resiliencia de las economías y comunidades en América Latina y el Caribe.
Una conversación clave en el camino hacia CONNECT 2026 en Santo Domingo, donde la resiliencia será el eje central del debate regional. Regístrese ahora.

Agriculture is the largest source of human-caused methane emissions, responsible for around 40% globally. But unlike the energy sector, these emissions are spread across millions of farms, shaped by biology, local conditions, and tight margins. That makes them harder to tackle and to finance. In this episode of Financing the Future, we explore where agricultural methane comes from, practical, proven solutions already in use, and how investors can support a credible transition for the sector.

Food security isn’t just about producing more food. It’s about fixing systemic imbalances across the entire value chain, from production and supply chains to consumer behaviour and environmental impact.

In this conversation, Professor Shenggen Fan, Executive Chair of the World Agri-Food Innovation (WAFI) Conference Advisory Committee, and Climate Bonds CEO Sean Kidney explore how science, policy and capital can work together to reshape the global food system. From tackling hidden hunger to optimising supply chains and mobilising investment, they discuss how coordinated actioncan deliver both social impact and financial opportunity.
 
About WAFI: WAFI isChina’s largest platform for international cooperation on agriculture, convening nearly 800 participants from around 100 countries each year, including leading scientists, university presidents, educators, and businessleaders. Since 2023, Climate Bonds Initiative has engaged closely with WAFI to advance discussions on agricultural climate transition and low-carbon development.

In the latest episode of Financing the Future, we focus on how the energy sector can deliver rapid methane abatement this decade, and how finance and policy can help unlock that opportunity at scale.Methane is one of the biggest climate risks in the energy sector and one of the fastest opportunities for action.