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PPD Application steps. To apply for funding, the PPD must be submitted through an online portal accessible here. First-time applicants are required to create an account on the portal. The portal allows existing applications to use their login information for submission.
Who Can Apply. The Rwanda Green Fund provides financial support to Public Institutions, Civil Society Organizations and the Private Sector to implement green projects that have the potential for transformative change in Rwanda. Public Institutions. No open Application. Civil Society. No open application. Private Sector. Open Application.
The two countries are working together to implement Rwanda’s US $11 billion climate action plan (NDC). The Rwanda Green Fund hosts Intego and will invest in climate change adaptation and mitigation projects implemented by beneficiary institutions through individual grant agreements.
The fund is the country’s main vehicle for climate finance. The mission of the fund is to mobilise, manage, monitor, and facilitate access to green and climate finance, and provide financial and technical support to catalyse climate resilient development impacts at scale.
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The Rwanda Green Fund has committed investments of just under USD 40 million to 35 projects;The Fund has created more than 137,500 green jobs, provided more than 57,500 households with improved access to off-grid clean energy and protected 19,500 hectares of land against soil erosion;Investments have supported 104,000 people to cope with the effects of climate change and planted 39,500 hectares of forest;Investments have reduced the equivalent of 18,500 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions;Rwanda is highly vulnerable to climate change and relies heavily on rain-fed agriculture and hydropower. Rwanda has experienced a temperature increase of 1.4°C since 1970, higher than the global average, and can expect an increase in temperature of up to 2.5°C by the 2050s. This effects not only Rwanda’s environment, but also impacts its population...
The Rwanda Green Fund facilitates direct access to international climate finance and streamlines and rationalizes external aid and domestic finance. Financing from the Fund can be accessed by Rwanda’s government ministries and agencies, districts, and civil society organizations, including academic institutions and the private sector. The Fund has ...
This portal serves as an information hub on climate change in Rwanda and provides a platform for climate change practitioners and stakeholders to discuss, network and share climate change knowledge and information to support Rwanda to become a developed, carbon-neutral and resilient nation.
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Oct 23, 2024 · Rwanda is among the many voices calling for increased access to investment funds for climate action plans. The country was a part of the steering committee of the COP26 Presidency’s Ministerial Meetings on this issue, and is pleased to be involved as a pioneer country in the initiative.
