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Region: Africa
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Strengthening Impact Governance in Africa: GAIL’s Partnership with GSG Impact
GAIL partners with GSG Impact to strengthen governance across Africa’s impact investing ecosystem through legal expertise and collaborative capacity-building.
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You’re invited to the first GAIL Members Drop-In Session
You are invited to the first UK GAIL members drop-in session. Please join us for an informal, online meet-up.
Benefit Corporations and B Corps, Blended Finance, Business and Human Rights, Business for Good, Climate and Environment, Corporate Governance, Development Finance, ESG, Impact Finance, Innovative Legal Structures, Legislation and Regulation, Mission driven businesses, Philanthropy, Public Interest Litigation, Steward Ownership, Systems Change -
SCALED: Institutionalised standardisation to scale blended finance
This article introduces SCALED, a new multi-stakeholder initiative launched at the 2024 Hamburg Sustainability Conference to tackle the SDG financing gap in emerging markets. It explores how SCALED aims to streamline and scale blended finance through a dedicated entity, standardised tools, and a more efficient process to attract institutional investors.
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Comprehensive climate change regulations expected to boost carbon market participation in Uganda
We’re pleased to share an important update from our member ENS, exploring Uganda’s newly introduced National Climate Change (Mechanisms) Regulations.
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A New Climate Solution for Law Firms: Lessons from the SCGV/ Legal Charter 1.5 Collaboration
The GAIL Blended Finance Working Group hosted a compelling session on a pioneering climate initiative that set a new standard for the legal profession. This session explored how eight leading UK law firms came together to fund a high-impact carbon offsetting project focused on restoring soil health and water retention in Kenya’s Mau Forest watershed.
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Boosting Solar Power in Zambia: Grid Africa and CEGN Launch Battery Storage Partnership
Find out about a promising new partnership between Grid Africa and China-based CEGN is set to deploy 50 MWh of battery energy storage in Zambia, supporting wider adoption of solar power, especially beyond daylight hours.
