Cities often face challenges in obtaining financing for organic waste management projects that mitigate methane emissions and improve public health, such as landfill gas capture, composting, and anaerobic digestion projects. The new Global Methane Initiative (GMI) Financial Readiness Framework for Organic Waste Management, developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S EPA), provides high-level practical guidance to help national and subnational governments, as well as private sector project developers and other stakeholders, understand the process for financing organic waste management projects, mitigate potential investment risks, and improve the bankability of projects. This is a transcript of the Unlocking Financing for Organic Waste Management: Insights from the Financial Readiness Framework Webinar.
Speakers:
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Klara Zimmerman, U.S. EPA
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Jiao Tang & Cristina Clopatofsky, Catalytic Finance Foundation
- Magda Correal, Inter-American Development Bank
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Gerardo Canales, ImplementaSur
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