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Transition Finance in Action: Investing in Scalable Solutions for Real-World Impact

Tuesday, September 30, 2025 From 17:30 to 19:00 (CET) Centre International de Conférences Genève - Room C (Level 0)
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Innovative Finance & Fintech Systemic Change

Achieving real-world impact through scalable investment solutions is essential to a successful climate transition. This workshop brings together key actors to explore how transition finance can drive tangible decarbonization through impact investing, smart incentives, stewardship, carbon pricing, and directing capital to high-need sectors and geographies.


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Achieving real-world impact is the ultimate goal of sustainble finance. As finance remains a strong lever towards decarbonization, transition finance offers a pathway to direct capital toward scalable solutions that reduce emissions and transform the real economy. This workshop brings together leaders from finance, policy, and civil society to explore how to make transition finance effective. Through focused roundtable discussions, participants will explore concrete investment solutions mainstreaming impact investing, driving real-economy impact through stewardship and directing capital to where it’s needed most.