WBG/IMF Annual Meetings 2025

Triple Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency risk-taking by 2025 with complete payment guarantees.

Establishment of a permanent MDB committee to standardize and harmonize products, systems, and KPIs across the banks, with targets for 2025 and 2027.

At least one developed economy or G20 member commits to an ambitious NDCs.

The IMF and World Bank to incorporate climate risks, nature loss, and the long-term growth benefits of climate investments into their Debt Sustainability Assessments (DSAs) and develop scenarios to address climate investment imperatives alongside financing options.

IMF refines the policy frameworks for reallocating SDRs through innovative financial mechanisms.

The first evaluations of pilot programs for first-loss financing and collaboration with lower-rated banks are released, showcasing successful projects and areas for improvement

MDBs report on the progress of transition finance taxonomies and initiatives.

MDBs present strategies to accelerate funding flows to early-stage climate projects.

Reporting frameworks for adaptation finance presented, with recommendations for standardization.

MDBs share progress report on expanding insurance coverage in emerging markets and reducing coverage gaps.

Progress update on FX platforms, including global pilots.

At least 2 countries pilot transactions under Article 6.

Selected countries initiate pilot workforce reskilling programs focused on high-demand green jobs, supported by funding from MDBs and impact investors

MDBs continue the momentum to improve and enhance capital flows to JETPs.

Additional countries come forward with country platforms for climate action.

Atleast 2 MDBs announce plans to launch their first full-scale securitization pilots under the OtD framework

Continued momentum towards harmonizing national taxonomies and supporting data access to enhance climate finance for EMDEs. This includes reviewing the GEMS database's progress and pushing for more granular, actionable data.

MDBs present progress on operationalizing climate into their mandates, outlining opportunities to increase financing for climate projects across developing economies.