Enabling cross-sectoral investments to accelerate climate action.
Civil society and philanthropy require support to expand beyond traditional project boundaries or sector silos and apply levers such as finance, policy, and technology in India's climate ecosystem. However, several challenges exist.
- Stakeholders operate in silos, limiting coordination and learning, with a high probability of duplicated efforts.
- Pilots succeed only in controlled settings and face critical bottlenecks.
- Entry barriers hinder the growth of new sectors and conversations.
- Information asymmetry among ecosystem stakeholders limits sectoral decision-making.
The ICC seeds, co-designs, and supports critical climate solutions - to help stakeholders scale existing solutions, or develop new scalable, replicable interventions. We adopt a collective approach, bringing together multiple stakeholders, to impact multiple actors.
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30 Jan 23
Decarbonising the Indian steel industry
India’s steel sector, driven by economic growth ...
23 Aug 23
Innovation for a water-wise rural India
Jaltol, a strategic tool that makes water manageme...
15 Dec 23
Philanthropic capital leverages private finance for Loss and Damage in India
Akshvi — India’s Digital Platform for Climate ...
01 Apr 24
Climate Risk Atlas
Mapping local climate vulnerabilities to enhance decision-making.
Climate action informed...