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Green Climate Fund: Resource Mobilization, Recent Projects
Resource Mobilization 
Country 
Pledged 
Pledged per  Contributed 
Table 1 summarizes the status of pledges and 
Capita 
disbursements for the Green Climate Fund’s (GCF) Initial 
Resource Mobilization (IRM) as of May 8, 2018. GCF’s 
France (Paris) 
1.30 
0.10 
 1.3  
IRM period lasts from 2015 to 2018, and the fund accepts 
new pledges on an ongoing basis. 
Germany 
1,003.30 
12.13 
1,003.30  
Hungary 
4.30 
0.40 
 4.30  
Table 1. Status of GFC Pledges 
(In millions of U.S. $ equivalent) 
Iceland 
0.70 
0.50 
 0.70  
Indonesia 
0.30 
0.00 
 0.20  
Country 
Pledged 
Pledged per  Contributed 
Capita 
Ireland 
5.40 
0.59 
5.40  
Australia 
187.20 
7.92 
 154.96  
Italy 
267.50 
5.47 
 200.63  
Austria 
34.80 
4.09 
34.80  
Japan 
1,500.00 
11.81 
 1500.00  
Belgium 
66.90 
6.22 
 66.90  
Latvia 
0.50 
0.23 
 0.50  
Belgium 
Liechtenstein 
0.10 
1.50 
 0.10  
4.80 
1.30 
 4.80  
(Brussels) 
Lithuania 
0.10 
0.04 
 0.10  
Belgium 
13.00 
0.70 
 13.00  
Luxembourg 
33.40 
93.60 
 33.40  
(Flanders) 
Malta 
0.30 
0.25 
 0.45  
Belgium 
1.50 
3.00 
 1.50  
(Wallonia 1) 
Mexico 
10.00 
0.08 
 10.00  
Belgium 
Monaco 
1.30 
8.80 
 1.30  
9.40 
3.00 
 9.40  
(Wallonia 2) 
Netherlands 
133.80 
7.96 
 61.95  
Bulgaria 
0.10 
0.02 
 0.10  
New Zealand 
2.60 
0.56 
 2.60  
Canada 
155.10 
 155.10  
Norway 
270.80 
50.56 
 207.77  
(Grant) 
Panama 
1.00 
0.26 
 1.00  
Canada 
101.60 
7.80 (avg.)  
 -    
(Loan) 
Poland 
0.10 
0.00 
 0.10  
Canada 
Portugal 
2.70 
0.30 
 2.70  
20.30 
 -    
(Cushion) 
Republic of 
100.00 
2.02 
 47.20  
Chile 
0.30 
0.02 
 0.30  
Korea 
Colombia 
0.30 
0.12 
 0.30  
Romania 
0.10 
0.00 
 0.10  
Cyprus 
0.50 
0.40 
 -     Spain 
160.50 
3.40 
 22.74  
Czech 
Sweden 
581.20 
60.54 
 581.20  
5.30 
0.50 
 5.30  
Republic 
Switzerland 
100.00 
12.20 
 100.00  
Denmark 
71.80 
12.82 
 71.80  
United 
1,211.00 
19.07 
 934.15  
Estonia 
1.30 
1.00 
 1.30  
Kingdom 
Finland 
107.00 
19.82 
 46.41  
United States 
3,000.00 
9.30 
 1,000.00  
France 
Total 
10,209.00 
    
 7,244.89  
577.90 
497.64  
(Grant) 
Source: See Figure 1. 
France (Loan) 
381.30 
16.03 (avg.) 
381.30     Notes: See Figure 1. “Contributed” are amounts deposited at the 
World Bank as trustee to the GCF (termed “disbursed” in GCF 
France 
76.30 
76.30     literature). “Cushions” are capital pledged to match the risk profile of 
(Cushion) 
the GCF’s concessional loan portfolio. 
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Figure 1 shows the announced pledges per capita of the top 
Table 2. List of New Projects Approved at B.21 
20 per capita donor countries. 
(Project number, project title, agency, GCF funding) 
Figure 1. Top Pledges for GCF’s Initial Resource 
83 
Indonesia Geothermal Resource Risk Mitigation 
Mobilization, per Capita 
Project; World Bank; $100 million 
(in U.S. $ equivalent) 
84 
Enhancing climate resilience of India’s coastal 
communities; UNDP; $43.4 million 
85 
Green BRT Karachi in Pakistan; ADB; $49 million 
86 
Green Cities Facility in Albania (and others); EBRD; 
$101.4 million 
87 
Building livelihood resilience to climate change in the 
upper basins of Guatemala’s highlands; IUCN; $22 
million 
89 
Upscaling climate resilience measures in the dry 
corridor agroecosystems of El Salvador; FAO; $35.8 
million 
90 
Tonga Renewable Energy Project under the Pacific 
Islands Renewable Energy Investment Program; ADB; 
$29.9 million 
91 
South Tarawa Water Supply Project in Kiribati; ADB; 
$28.6 million 
92 
Program for integrated development and adaptation 
to climate change in the Niger Basin; AfDB; $67.8 
million 
93 
Yeleen rural electrification project in Burkina Faso; 
AfDB; $28.3 million 
94 
Ensuring climate resilient water supplies in the 
Comoros Islands; UNDP; $41.9 million 
95 
Transforming financial systems for climate in Benin 
(and others); AFD; $279.7 million 
96 
DRC green mini-grid program in Democratic 
Republic of Congo; AfDB; $21 million 
97 
Productive investment initiative for adaptation to 
climate change in Costa Rica (and others); CABEI; 
$15.5 million 
98 
DBSA Climate finance facility in Eswatini (and others); 
DBSA; $55.6 million 
99 
Climate Investor One in Burundi (and others); FMO; 
 
$100 million 
Source: Green Climate Fund, “Status of Pledges for GCF’s Initial 
SAP2  Climate services in the Kyrgyz Republic; WFP; $8.6 
Resource Mobilization,” May 8, 2018. 
million 
Notes: United States dollars equivalent (U.S. $ eq.) based on the 
reference exchange rates established for GCF’s High-Level Pledging 
SAP3  Enhancing climate resilience of the water sector in 
Conference (GCF/BM-2015/Inf.01).  
Bahrain; UNEP; $2.16 million 
Recently Approved GCF Projects 
SAP4  Energy efficient consumption loan program in 
Mongolia; XacBank; $10 million 
The GCF concluded its most recent board meeting on 
October 21, 2018 (B.21) by approving 19 new projects 
Source: Green Climate Fund, “Press Release: Green Climate Fund 
valued U.S. $1.038 billion (See Table 2). Taking these 
invests USD 1 billion,” October 21, 2018. 
projects into account, the fund’s portfolio now consists of 
Notes: For a complete list of board-approved projects with full 
93 projects amounting to U.S. $4.605 billion in GCF 
documentation and a list of accredited agencies, see the GCF website 
funding. Further, at the close of B.21, the Board approved 
at http://www.greenclimate.fund/what-we-do/projects-programmes. 
the accreditation applications of 16 new agencies and 
launched the process for the GCF’s first formal 
Richard K. Lattanzio, Specialist in Environmental Policy   
replenishment. 
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