Investment Mobilisation Collaboration Alliance (IMCA)

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Last updated: 21/10/2026

Organization description: Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, and the Nordic Development Fund are spearheading a unique global partnership and pioneering solutions platform on mobilising large-scale private climate financing at speed and scale for emerging markets and developing countries. IMCA seeks to raise concessional catalytic donor financing on the scale of millions of EUR and through this attract billions of EUR from institutional and other private investors towards investments in EMDEs. In alignment with the Developed Countries Climate Finance Delivery Plan to achieve the USD 100 billion plus annual climate investment target, IMCA’s work directly supports the outcomes of COP29, where developed countries committed to provide USD 300 billion in public finance annually to developing countries under the New Collective Quantified Goal. IMCA is positioned as a key mechanism to leverage blended finance and scale up private capital mobilisation.
Main Organization website: https://www.worldclimatefoundation.org/imca
Main Organization email contact: imca.secretariat@worldclimatefoundation.org
Main Organization phone contact: -
Types of Offerings: Concessional debt, Concessional equity, Guarantees, Grants
Geographies Covered: Global
Sectors Covered: Any
Other information(Optional): AFWA Market Insights Dashboard: https://www.afwafrica.com/afwa-market-insights Adaptation Funds in Africa Following the launch of the IMCA Adaptation Finance Window for Africa at COP30, Magnitude Global Finance conducted this analysis of the AFWA applicant pool on behalf of IMCA, in collaboration with the World Climate Foundation as IMCA Secretariat and with support from the ClimateWorks Foundation. This dashboard draws on the 56 eligible proposals received to surface anonymised, market-level insights on where adaptation and resilience investment opportunities are emerging across Africa. The AFWA applicant pool offers a timely snapshot of Africa’s emerging adaptation finance market AFWA was released during COP30 in November 2025 to deploy catalytic capital into investment vehicles focused on adaptation and resilience across Africa. In preparing the window, IMCA conducted an initial market sounding with fund managers and practitioners active in the space to develop a first view of the A&R finance landscape, investment barriers, and the role catalytic capital could play in mobilizing private investment. Following the close of the window, this dashboard builds on that earlier assessment by drawing out anonymized insights and trends from the 56 eligible investment strategies received, with the aim of sharing what the applicant pool suggests about where adaptation investment opportunities are emerging and where constraints remain.

Catalytic Capital Programs

NAME	INSTRUMENT TYPE	MACRO SECTOR	REGIONS
IMCA Adaptation Finance Window for Africa (AFWA)	Catalytic equity, Catalytic investment, Concessional and catalytic debt	Any	Africa

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NAME	INSTRUMENT TYPE	MACRO SECTOR	REGIONS
IMCA Adaptation Finance Window for Africa (AFWA)	Catalytic equity, Catalytic investment, Concessional and catalytic debt	Any	Africa

Program Name

IMCA Adaptation Finance Window for Africa (AFWA)

Instrument Type

Catalytic equity, Catalytic investment, Concessional and catalytic debt

Macro Sector

Any

Regions

Africa

Disclaimer

All information on catalytic capital providers and programs was submitted to GCBC by third party capital providers. The Catalytic Capital repository is an open-access online tool that lists information provided by catalytic capital providers in central location for public use.