Overview
The EBRD and GCF Green Economy Financing Facility (GEFF), formerly known as the Sustainable Energy Financing Facilities (SEFF) Co-financing programme, aims to deliver climate finance to the private sector at scale through Partner Financial Institutions (PFIs) across 10 countries.
Scaling up private sector climate finance is an urgent priority to rapidly put the world on a mitigation path leading to a 1.5°C outcome and enable vulnerable countries to move to a climate-resilient pathway.
This programme will deliver climate finance at scale via PFIs in developing countries, which will fund over 20,000 scalable and replicable projects across industrial, commercial, residential, transport, and agricultural sectors.
GEFF is an on-lending programme that will provide credit lines to PFIs to create self-sustaining markets in the areas of energy efficiency, renewable energy, and climate resilience.
The PFIs in the Programme will on-lend the funds to the borrowers such as MSMEs, special purpose companies, and households for energy efficiency, renewable energy, and climate resilience projects. Financing activities will be complemented by providing technical assistance to the local PFIs and the borrowers. This component will include capacity building of local PFIs and micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, project assessment and monitoring, and gender mainstreaming activities.
The project has an estimated lifespan of 15 years.
Result areas
Countries
Regions
Priority groups
Project timeline
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Pipeline
271 days
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Funding proposal received
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Cleared by iTAP
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Approved
477 days
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Approved by GCF Board
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Legal opinion on AE's Internal Approval
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FAA executed
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Under implementation
3,056 days so far
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FAA effective
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To be completed
3,154 days to go
Not started
Other Data
- Size
- Large
- Project number
- FP025
- Risk category
- Intermediation 2
- Subtype
- Private sector
- Theme
- Cross-cutting
- Group
- African States
- Status
- Under implementation
- Duration
- 15
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Total project value $ 1.4 billion
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Tonnes of CO2 equivalent avoided 27.5 million
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Total number of beneficiaries 72.8 thousand
Financing
GCF-financing
0.0%
USD
Co-financing
0.0%
USD
USD 1.4
billion
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GCF-financing
95% disbursed
- Loan USD 344,000,000
- Grant USD 34,000,000
- Total GCF-financing USD 378,000,000
Co-financing
- Loan USD 973,000,000
- Grant USD 34,000,000
- Total co-financing USD 1,007,000,000
News and stories
Documents
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Gender action plan for FP025: Scaling up private sector climate finance through local financial institutions (GCF-EBRD SEFF co-financing Programme)
- Gender action plan
- 08 Mar 2022
- EBRD
- FP025
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EBRD sustainable energy financing facilities
- Approved funding proposal
- 22 Mar 2017
- EBRD
- FP025
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Environmental and social safeguards (ESS) report for FP025: GCF-EBRD SEFF Co-financing Programme
- Environmental and Social Safeguards report
- 21 Oct 2016
- EBRD
- FP025
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Project contacts
Entity info
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Ms. Elodie Loppé
Secondary
Principal Manager, Donor Partnerships, Vice-Presidency Impact & Partnerships
GCF team
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Press enquiries and interviews
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GCF Communications
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Request for information
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GCF Information Disclosure
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Project complaints and grievances
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GCF Independent Redress Mechanism (IRM)
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Integrity issues
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GCF Independent Integrity Unity (IIU)
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National Designated Authority
Ministry of Environment (Armenia)
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Mr. Hambardzum MATEVOSYAN
Primary
Minister
3 Government Bld, Republic Square, Yerevan, Armenia
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Ms. Ruzanna Grigoryan
Secondary
Head of International Cooperation Department
Ministry of Environment (Egypt)
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Ms. Mahitab Elramal
Primary
Environmental Researcher, Climate change Central Department
Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture (Georgia)
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Ms. Nino Tandilashvili
Primary
Deputy Minister
6, Marshal Gelovani Avenue, Tbilisi, Georgia
Ministry of Environment (Jordan)
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Mr. Belal Shqarin
Primary
Director, Climate Change Directorate
King Faisal Bin Abd Aziz Street, 83 Um Uthaina, Amman, Jordan
Ministry of Environment (Moldova)
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Ms. Aliona Rusnac
Primary
State Secretary
MD-2004, mun. bd Stefan cel Mare si Sfant, 162, Chisinau, Moldova
Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (Mongolia)
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Mr. Odkhuu Durzee
Primary
Advisor to the Minister of the Environment and Climate Change
Government Building II, United Nations Street-5/2, Chingeltei District 4th Khoroo, Ulaabaatar, Mongolia
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Ms. Bat-Amgalan Batchimeg
Secondary
Director of the Climate change research and cooperation center
No. 305, Zaisan street, 11th khoroo, Khan-Uul district, Ulaanbaatar 17023, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development- Department of Sustainable Development (Morocco)
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Mr. Razi Bouzekri
Primary
Director of Climate and Biodiversity
Ministry of Environmental Protection (Serbia)
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Milos Stojanovic
Secondary
Special Advisor to the Minister
22-26, Nemanjina Street, Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia
Committee of Environmental Protection Under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan (Tajikistan)
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Mr. Sheralizoda Bahodur
Primary
Chairman of the Committee of Environmental Protection
5/1 Shamsi str.,, Dushanbe city, Tajikistan
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Mr. Murodov Turakul
Secondary
Head of Project Implementation Group and NDA Secretariat
Ministry of Environment (Tunisia)
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Mr. Chokri Mezghani
Primary
Director General
Immeuble CAPRA, Centre Urbain Nord, Avenue Mohamed Béji Caïd Essebsi, Tunis, Tunisia