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Unlocking Development Finance for Solutions to Internal Displacement in the Context of Disasters and Climate Change

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9:00—10:00 AM ET | 2:00—3:00 PM GMT

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As countries gain a greater understanding of the underlying drivers of displacement, as well as the corrosive effect it has on development outcomes, re-framing internal displacement as a development issue is critical to advancing prevention and solutions.  

To implement this new approach, greater volumes of development financing are required. In the absence of dedicated instruments or resources from multilateral development banks or the global climate funds to respond to internal displacement, utilizing existing sources of development finance, including climate adaptation finance, offers an important stream.  

The Center for Global Development invites you to a dialogue to explore how development and climate finance are being utilized, and the challenges and opportunities to scale-up finance. The session focuses on the supply side, offering insights to countries and partners on creating demand for greater and more responsive finance.

Keynote 

Robert Piper, Special Adviser on Solutions to Internal Displacement, United Nations  

Panelists 

Christelle Cazabat, PhD, Head of Programmes, Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre 

Mohamed Amine Hillal, Financing Adviser on Solutions, United Nations Office of the Special Adviser on Solutions to Internal Displacement

Stephanie Speck, Head of Special Initiatives, Green Climate Fund

Nacanieli Bolo, Regional Advisor, Disaster Displacement, Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC)

Moderator

Steven Goldfinch, Policy Fellow, Center for Global Development  

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