Solutions Through Innovation and Partnership with Global Partners including Japan
Global Leaders United for Climate Action at COP30 in Belém
Latin America and the Caribbean lose an estimated $1.2 million every hour to natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods, and droughts. Despite over $100 trillion in global assets, only 2% reaches the regions and sectors that need it most.
At UNFCCC COP30 in Belém, Brazil, the IDB showcased innovative solutions to strengthen climate adaptation and resilience, hosting more than 80 events aimed at mobilizing at least $6 billion for sustainable development in the Amazon and beyond.
Key IDB Initiatives Highlighted at COP30
- Amazonia Forever
- Amazonia Bonds
- IDB CLIMA
- Eco-Invest & FX Solutions
- Financing Nature: A Practitioner’s Guide to Results Metrics Selection
- Building Resilience for People and Planet - An MDB Technical Paper
- Joint MDB Statement for COP30
Amazonia Forever Launch event
Collaboration with Japan:
- November 10:Resilience Now: Closing the Adaptation Gap in Latin America and the Caribbean — Mr. Kyosuke Inada, Director General for Sustainability Management of JICA spoke at IDB’s Climate Change Department event.
- November 12:MIDORI∞INFINITY–Mobilizing Climate Finance through Multi-Sector Collaboration — Mr. Luiz Gabriel Todt de Azevedo, Managing Director of the Social Environmental and Governance Division at IDB Invest, joined the event organized by MAFF (Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Japan).
Mr. Kyosuke Inada, Director General for Sustainability Management of JICA, at the event hosted by IDB (second from the right)
Mr. Luiz Gabriel Todt de Azevedo, Managing Director of the Social Environmental and Governance Division of IDB Invest, at the event organized by MAFF Japan (right)
Learn more: IDB Trail to COP30
About the IDB Group
The Inter-American Development Bank Group (IDB Group) is the leading source of financing and knowledge for improving lives in Latin America and the Caribbean. It comprises the IDB, which works with the region’s public sector and enables the private sector; IDB Invest, which directly supports private companies and projects; and IDB Lab, which spurs entrepreneurial innovation.
The IDB and Japan
Japan became the first non-regional member in 1976. Since then, Japan has continued to contribute both financial and human resources.
About the IDB
With over 60 years of experience, we have been partnering with governments to drive progress and development.
About IDB Invest
Focused on the private sector, we provide investment solutions that foster business growth.
About IDB Lab
We explore and implement innovative strategies to promote inclusive growth and address developmental challenges.