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How can we deliver climate finance to those who
need it most? We examine the choices countries
make in financing low-carbon resilient development,
focusing on experiences in Bangladesh. Case
studies of two financial institutions, Central Bank
of Bangladesh and Infrastructure Development
Company Ltd. (IDCO L), illustrate how core actors
and incentives shape the delivery of climate
finance, and how well-designed systems and
carefully chosen intermediaries can provide lowerincome
communities with access to this finance.
Our analysis suggests some key principles and
strategies for ensuring finance are inclusive and
reach the poorest.