1、IDFC Green Finance Mapping Report 2022November 2022Supported by$1.2 trilliontotal green finance since 201522%of total new commitments in 2021 were green finance commitments$224 billionin green finance in 2021TABLE OF CONTENTS1.INTRODUCTION 102.METHODOLOGY 132.1 TRACKING POSITIVE CONTRIBUTIONS TO BIO

2、DIVERSITY IN THE GFM 143.GREEN FINANCE MAPPING OUTCOMES 163.1 CLIMATE FINANCE 193.1.1 CLIMATE FINANCE COMMITMENTS BY USE 193.1.2 CLIMATE FINANCE COMMITMENTS FROM INSTITUTIONS IN OECD AND NON-OECD COUNTRIES 243.1.3 CLIMATE FINANCE COMMITMENTS BY INSTRUMENT TYPE 253.1.4 CLIMATE FINANCE COMMITMENTS BY

3、GEOGRAPHIC DESTINATION 273.1.5 MOBILISED PRIVATE FINANCE 273.2 BIODIVERSITY FINANCE 283.2.1 BIODIVERSITY FINANCE COMMITMENTS FROM INSTITUTIONS IN OECD AND NON-OECD COUNTRIES 304.IMPORTANCE OF MAINSTREAMING BIODIVERSITY 335.CONCLUSION 356.APPENDICES 364EXECUTIVE SUMMARY1$=US dollar.2 https:/www.idfc.

4、org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/idfc-state-of-ambition-2021-final.pdfSince 2011,the International Development Finance Club(IDFC)has conducted a periodic mapping of member institutions green finance contributions.In 2021,IDFC members reported a record high of$224 billion in total green finance commitm

5、ents,a 21%increase from 2020.Cumulatively,green finance commitments by IDFC members surpassed$1.2 trillion1 since the Paris Agreement was signed in 2015.This is the result of IDFC members unique ability to deliver green finance at scale.Mitigation finance reached the highest level to date($186.6 bil

6、lion),increasing by 27%over 2020 and returning to a level not seen since 2017.Adaptation finance($20.9 billion)decreased 24%,following a record high in 2020($27.5 billion).However,in 2021,members reiterated a strong commitment to increase their adaptation finance in the IDFC State of Ambition(Novemb