CLIMATE CHANGE AND ROLE OF MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS

The Seminar will start with an outline of the main challenges faced today by low, middle and higher income development countries, with emphasis on climate change. It will then describe the role, functions and business models followed by multilateral development banks, a major source of ideas and money to emerging economies, including in relation to climate change. The work of these entities will be compared with that of bilateral agencies and philantrophy, but also with that of capital markets, private equity, investment funds, commercial banks, and others. Highlight development issues include rising poverty, inequality and fragility, natural disasters, a still high and rising infrastructure and basic social services gap, poor access to finance, and in particular the effects of climate change.

GONZALO DELACAMARA

Former chief executive officer equivalent at the Asian Development Bank, together with past senior executive roles at investment (Morgan Stanley and Alantra) and commercial banks (Banesto/Santander). Currently acting as a lead advisor to a global trust fund financing knowledge sharing and project preparation in emerging markets in Latin America, Asia, CIS and Africa.

Skills

Students will be exposed to the following:

1. Key development challenges in emerging economies, including climate change
2. Nature and type of services provided by development entities
3. Role and business models of multilateral bank in relation to climate change

Schedule

Which dates?

03-oct
31-oct
7 November 2024
21-nov
28-nov
05-dec

What day?

Thursday

What time?

09.00-10,30



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