Deadline Date: February 20, 2026
The Climate Finance Accelerator is now accepting applications to support high-impact Colombian climate projects with strong mitigation or adaptation potential and clear commercial viability.
Focus areas, Clean and Renewable Energy such as solar, wind, energy efficiency, grid flexibility, and storage solutions; Sustainable Transportation and Mobility including electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, and low-emission logistics; AFOLU (Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use) initiatives such as climate-smart agriculture, agroforestry, reforestation, and nature-based solutions; Low-carbon Industry and Construction including green materials, industrial energy efficiency, and sustainable building design; and Waste and Circular Economy solutions including waste valorization, recycling, composting, methane capture, and circularity models.
Key benefits of the programme include curated opportunities to network with investors, providing tailored dialogue with commercial and concessional financiers nationally, regionally, and internationally, along with structured networking to connect with relevant investor groups. Participants also receive tailored investor-led coaching and best-practice insights from experienced global and local practitioners on business model robustness, risk mitigation, clarity on funding requirements, and capital-raising strategy, including support in preparing investment-grade materials, pitch decks, and ESG plans. Networking across the climate finance ecosystem enables participants to build relationships with investors, public and institutional partners, corporates, cross-country peers, and other actors, creating long-term opportunities and potential commercial partnerships.
Eligible projects must demonstrate measurable climate impact, have a minimum financing requirement of USD 1 million, and be either aggregated projects delivering significant impact or smaller-scale initiatives with strong sustainability, innovation, and scalability potential. Project finance deals must have completed a full feasibility study and have a commercial model capable of generating attractive, risk-adjusted returns over time, potentially with blended or concessional capital. Projects must operate within the identified priority sectors of renewable energy, transport and mobility, AFOLU, industry and construction, and waste management.
For more information, visit CFA.
