GCF Private Investment for Climate Conference 2025

Partnering for impact, scaling capital

  • Date
    8-9 October 2025
  • Venue
    ADNEC Centre, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
  • Format
    In-person (by invitation only)
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      Join us for the seventh GCF Private Investment for Climate Conference (GPIC). GCF’s flagship private sector event that gathers global leaders from the private sector to accelerate private finance for climate action in developing countries.

      At the conference,
      participants will be able to:

      Engage with global business leaders and investors to identify new approaches and investment opportunities

      Hear from GCF and its partners how private sector investments accelerate results in climate action

      Learn how the private sector can work more effectively with GCF to scale up climate investments

      GPIC 2025 topics

      GPIC 2025 will showcase the achievements of private sector Direct Access Entities (DAEs) and the wider partner network of the Fund. The conference will facilitate engagement with a diverse range of stakeholders, including global investors, asset managers, banks and funds, fostering discussions on innovative climate investment models and strategies. Key themes across the conference include:
      Working with GCF
      Perspectives from institutional investors
      Showcasing thematic areas
      Deep dive on financial structures and blended finance

      GPIC 2023 highlights

      GPIC 2023, held in Kenya, convened global leaders, executives, and experts from businesses, governments, financial institutions, and technology companies to accelerate private sector-driven climate action for developing countries. Key areas included adaptation, ecosystem-based solutions, and innovative technologies.

      • • 72 speakers
      • • 60 countries represented
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