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The $2 Trillion Gap — Why Climate Finance Is Growing But Still Falling Short
Global climate finance crossed $2 trillion in 2024. The IEA says we need $4 trillion annually by 2030. That gap isn’t a fundraising problem. It’s a system design failure.
In her analysis for Nexdel Intelligence, Elizabeth Ayeni breaks down five structural fault lines in the current climate finance architecture, from sectoral skew and geographic concentration to measurement inconsistency and outcome opacity.
The core finding: capital isn’t scarce. It’s being systematically misrouted away from precisely the regions where climate risk, and long-term return potential, are highest.
Africa and AI: A Consumer Market In a Producer Economy
The $2 Trillion Gap: Why Climate Finance is Growing But Still Falling
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