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  1. CDB is providing financing for resilience projects in Trinidad and Tobago, while GCF funds projects in Belize, with CMO involvement in both countries.

Belize Minister plans to use climate finance to drive economic growth

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Osmond Martinez, Minister of Economic Transformation for Belize, outlined his agenda for economic transformation. He stated that climate finance from the Adaptation Fund and Green Climate Fund is a key area he plans to champion. His plan includes attracting new investment, supporting small businesses, and tackling poverty over the next four years.

From greaterbelize.com

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The Minister's strategy aims to achieve 5% GDP growth and address issues like inflation and job creation. The plan emphasizes bringing in foreign direct investment and unlocking climate financing to support microeconomic development.

The Green Climate Fund is currently funding projects in Belize, while the Caribbean Development Bank is providing financing for resilience projects in Trinidad and Tobago, with CMO involvement in both countries.

From greaterbelize.com

Who's involved

  • BelizeSovereign state where economic transformation is being planned
  • Adaptation FundInternational fund providing climate finance for developing countries
  • Green Climate FundUN-sanctioned fund helping developing countries reduce emissions

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Increased demand for climate finance allocation toward Belize projects might affect the Green Climate Fund's segment of business.

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