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The Green Climate Fund (GCF) describes itself as the world's climate fund for developing countries.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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The Green Climate Fund (GCF) presents itself as the world's climate fund for developing countries. Its official site highlights climate finance activities and projects, including backing a national platform to scale green investment in Mongolia, a balance sheet efficiency move unlocking more than USD 4 billion for new investments, and a doubling of investments in Central Asia under a regional model. GCF also reports project work such as the Vanuatu Community-Based Climate Resilience Project, funded largely by GCF and implemented by Save the Children with the Vanuatu Government and local communities, and an investment in FP235: Mangroves for Climate with Ecuador's Ministry of Environment and Energy and Conservation International.

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    AFC Capital Partners launches US$750m Infrastructure Climate-Resilient Fund Nigeria[5]

    AFC Capital Partners (ACP), the asset management subsidiary of Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), launched the US$750 million Infrastructure Climate-Resilient Fund (ICRF) Nigeria, a closed-end fund registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission, aimed at mobilising domestic institutional capital for climate-resilient infrastructure projects across Nigeria and Africa. The fund has attracted commitments including a US$253 million first-loss commitment from the Green Climate Fund, and ACP expects it to mobilise up to US$3.7 billion in total financing across 10 to 12 infrastructure projects.

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    AFC Capital Partners launches $150m Infrastructure Climate-Resilient Fund in Nigeria[6]

    AFC Capital Partners, the asset management subsidiary of Africa Finance Corporation, launched its $150m Infrastructure Climate-Resilient Fund in Nigeria after receiving regulatory approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission, with a signing ceremony held in Lagos on Monday. The fund is part of a larger $750m pan-African climate initiative and targets institutional investors such as pension fund administrators, insurance firms and sovereign wealth funds.

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