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Call for Proposals: Local Capital Mobilization Research Project

9 September 2025

The Catalytic Climate Finance (CC) Facility Learning Hub has opened a call for proposals on Local Capital Mobilization Research project.

The CC Facility Learning Hub are looking to build upon the knowledge from a forthcoming report on local capital mobilization, by engaging with local institutions on research related to knowledge gaps in mobilizing domestic capital for blended climate finance transactions in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDE).

The Learning Hub seeks to commission research that may develop local ecosystem capacity, illustrate how to increase local capital into blended climate finance initiatives, and offer practical insight that can ultimately support grantees of the CC Facility.

The selected institute will be required to prepare, in collaboration with the CC Facility Learning Hub team, a research question within their expertise that can help address challenges associated with mobilizing local capital into blended climate transactions.

If you are interested in applying, please read through the Request for Proposals guidance document and send an Intent to Submit by September 12th, 2025 with a full proposal submission by October 3rd, 2025.

Webinar: Clean Energy Transitions: A care economy lens

Wednesday 16 September 2026

Clean energy transitions: what changes when we put care at the centre? Join us for an engaging webinar exploring how clean energy transitions can do more than expand access to power: they can also reduce drudgery, shift how unpaid care work is recognised and shared, and open up new opportunities for women and young people in […]

Smallholder farmer testing INFoCAT renewable energy powered groundnut pod plucker in Gomoa (Central Region, Ghana). Photo by UNU INRA.

A woman is using a groundnut pod plucker machine which is powered by renewable energy.
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How can clean energy transitions reduce energy poverty while also addressing the unequal burden of unpaid care work? This is an increasingly urgent question as the global shift to clean energy reshapes not only energy systems, but everyday life within households. Across many low- and middle-income countries, women and girls continue to shoulder a disproportionate […]

Decentralised renewable energy for rural SMEs in Bolivia: benefits, opportunities and challenges for women

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Bolivia is facing an energy crisis marked by shortages of diesel and petrol, and by high energy costs. For small and medium-sized rural family-based enterprises (SMEs), which play a central role in food production and in sustaining rural livelihoods, this situation increases operating costs, affects productive continuity and limits competitiveness, especially in territories with limited […]