Weekly briefings
Curated weekly briefings on sustainability funding signals, what changed across foundations, DFIs, corporates, and government procurement, and what to watch in the next 1-6 months. RSS · JSON
New funds & vehicles2
- New fund / vehicleWatch · 62/100
World Bank prints $4B sustainable development bond, seven-year tenor
A fresh multilateral bond issuance signals continued deep-pocketed appetite for climate-aligned project pipelines.
- New fund / vehicleVC / private capitalWatch · 67/100
A European merger creates €3B climate platform across food and energy
A French agri-food investment firm and a French private-equity firm tie-up gives climate founders a single door to equity, debt and infrastructure capital across agri-food and energy transition.
Commitments to watch1
Budgets & infrastructure2
- Budget / infraWatch · 60/100
A multilateral development bank commits $800M to Philippines and Maldives climate resilience
A large multilateral adaptation package signals where sovereign-backed capital is flowing in Asia-Pacific, and where downstream contracts will follow.
- Budget / infraFoundationWatch · 67/100
A west London borough taps a UK housebuilder for 182 low-energy homes, signalling supplier openings
A single Brentford estate regeneration points to a wider 1,000-home sustainable pipeline and a live procurement channel for climate suppliers.
Procurement to note3
- Procurement / RFPStrong · 77/100
A European development bank backs Somaliland water infrastructure via a UK humanitarian organisation tender
A dual RFP for urban water supply and a 36,000 m³ haffir dam in Togwajaale signals German climate-adaptation capital flowing through humanitarian intermediaries.
- Procurement / RFPStrong · 77/100
A New Zealand district council opens four water resilience tenders, all closing 16 July
A single New Zealand council is bundling treatment, storage and backup power contracts into a coordinated procurement window for climate-adaptation contractors.
- Procurement / RFPGood · 73/100
A net-zero steel buyer coalition hits 40+ members, signalling a live offtake market for green steel
A Danish energy company, a Danish shipping company, and dozens more have committed to 100% net-zero steel by 2050, opening a demand-side channel for low-carbon steel producers.
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