Transformational Finance for Climate GroupTransformational finance for climate : unlocking systemic effects / Transformational Finance for Climate Group. — Geneva : Transformational Finance for Climate Group, 202528 p.En portada: Finance in Common, IDFC, Mainstreaming Climate, Principles for responsible investment, UN environment programmeExecutive summary -- Moving from needs to finance flows for climate -- Efficient deployment of finance for climate: transformational approach -- Transformational finance for climate: theory of change -- Implementing transformational finance for climate: case studies -- From isolated projects to systemic mobilization: key actors driving transformational finance for climate -- Public finance -- Private finance -- Enabling environments: turning ambition into investable reality -- Role of regulatory and supervisory frameworks -- Role of sustainable finance taxonomies -- From principles to action -- Incentivize and mainstream transformational finance for climate frameworks into the global architecture -- The road ahead. — Sumario: The document outlines the position on shifting from fragmented, short-term climate financing to systemic, long-term approaches aligned with the Paris Agreement. It emphasizes mobilizing USD 1.3 trillion annually by 2035 through high-quality investments that deliver structural change, resilience, and equity. The paper details a theory of change, practical pathways, and case studies, highlighting the roles of public development banks, private investors, and enabling policy environments. It calls for global adoption of shared definitions, frameworks, and taxonomies, integration of transformational principles into financial architecture, and coordinated public-private action to unlock capital at scale. Ultimately, it advocates for mainstreaming transformational finance to accelerate just, inclusive, and durable climate transitions worldwide1. Finanzas. 2. Cambio climático. 3. Acuerdo de París. 4. Regulación. 5. Inversiones socialmente responsables. 6. Financiación. 7. Transición energética. 8. Colaboración público-privada. 9. Entidades financieras. I. Transformational Finance for Climate Group. II. Title.