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Anabella Palacios

Anabella Palacios

Anabella is an urban planner with more than ten years of experience in climate finance, local and national policy development, and sustainable infrastructure. She has extensive experience working with public and private actors, leading the design and implementation of projects especially on sustainable cities and climate-smart agriculture. She previously worked at the World Bank and The Nature Conservancy implementing and coordinating green development and blended financing strategies with governments in the Middle East and Latin America. Currently, she works as coordinator of the project “Strengthening Governance Capacities in LAC to Comply with National Commitments under the Paris Agreement: A Perspective from Costa Rica, Uruguay and Jamaica” in collaboration with the Organization of American States (OAS), and also manages the NDC Accelerator fund (ACL) and NDF-ProAdapt, and contributes technically to other funds such as the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and Climate Investment Fund (CIF). In 2018 she was chosen to participate in the world's largest female expedition to Antarctica, as a representative of Argentina along with 80 other experts on climate and science issues from 26 countries. Anabella has a master's degree in urban and regional planning from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-Ch), and a degree in International Relations from the Catholic University of Córdoba, Argentina (UCC).

Sovereign Sustainable Bonds as Core Financing Instruments for Sustainable Development

September 29, 2022 por Gianleo Frisari - Micaela Carlino - Anabella Palacios Leave a Comment

Despite their short history, Sovereign Thematic Bonds have emerged as an interesting opportunity for Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) countries to efficiently channel domestic and international capital markets towards sustainable investments. While countries are trying to finance their recovery efforts and also take advantage of the increased interest for responsible and … [Read more...] about Sovereign Sustainable Bonds as Core Financing Instruments for Sustainable Development

5 lessons on good practices for climate action in Latin America and the Caribbean

December 15, 2021 por Alexandra Carlier - Anabella Palacios - Andrés Sánchez - Gloria Visconti Leave a Comment

Good practices for climate action and development were at the core of the COP26 discussions. Latin America and the Caribbean provide a territory of endless solutions aimed at promoting adaptation and mitigation that both large and small countries can replicate and adapt according to their needs and contexts. Including climate change in development issues is already a priority … [Read more...] about 5 lessons on good practices for climate action in Latin America and the Caribbean

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