BII’s Climate Innovation Facility (CIF) deploys catalytic capital to pilot, launch, and scale emerging technologies as well as untested business models that could drive significant climate impact across Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean. This case study highlights CIF’s work in climate adaptation and resilience, covering technologies, infrastructure, and business models, and outlines key barriers and lessons learned across sectors.

Key Takeaways
1. Blended finance can help mobilize adaptation capital when approaches are tailored to the specific needs and characteristics of each sector.
2. Carbon credits can serve as an additional revenue source for adaptation and resilience initiatives.
3. Early-stage support for developer costs can unlock new opportunities in climate-resilient infrastructure.

Strengthening climate adaptation and resilience using blended finance

British International Investment (BII)