Deadline Date: March 16, 2026
Applications are now open for the Climate Finance Accelerator Thailand programme, which supports low-carbon entrepreneurs and project developers to strengthen their investment readiness and connect with suitable investors.
The programme focuses on climate mitigation, mobilisation of private capital, enhancement of investment readiness, technical assistance, capacity-building, investor matchmaking, measurable greenhouse gas emission reductions, commercially viable business models, alignment with Thailand’s NDC, and priority sectors including Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use, Buildings and Construction, Energy, Industry and Manufacturing, Transport including mobility and logistics, and Waste and Circular Economy.
The Climate Finance Accelerator is a practical, deal-oriented programme funded by the UK Government that works with businesses and project proponents seeking to unlock climate finance where it is most needed. Through hands-on support, the programme helps participants strengthen investment cases, refine capital-raising strategies, and improve engagement with lenders and investors.
CFA Thailand will launch its first cohort to support climate-aligned projects that are actively seeking finance and require a minimum total financing of USD 3 million over three years, with flexibility in certain cases. The programme is designed for projects that have reached an advanced stage of development, including those with completed feasibility studies or well-defined pre-feasibility studies that demonstrate technical and financial viability.
Participants benefit from tailored, independent advice that helps align projects with investor requirements, strengthen investment documentation, and navigate relevant policy and regulatory considerations. Support includes preparation of investor-ready materials such as pitch decks and ESG plans, as well as guidance on risk mitigation, funding structures, and capital-raising strategies.
The programme also facilitates structured engagement with commercial and concessional financiers operating at national, regional, and international levels. Through curated networking and knowledge-sharing opportunities, participants are able to build meaningful relationships across the climate finance ecosystem, including with public partners, corporates, and peer organisations.
In addition, the CFA supports businesses and projects in articulating stronger environmental, social, and climate-impact narratives. This includes aligning with national climate ambitions, enhancing impact visibility, and integrating considerations such as gender equality, disability, social inclusion, and biodiversity protection into project design and communication.
For more information, visit Climate Finance Accelerator.
