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toward the costs of conducting pre-feasibility studies for three communities in the U.S. to assess the potential for integrated and sustainable digital infrastructure investments

in support of communications efforts for the financing mechanisms supported by the Rockefeller Foundation’s innovative finance “Zero Gap” portfolio to increase the likelihood of market adoption by raising awareness among key stakeholders about how innovative finance can be harnessed to drive private sector capital toward achieving critical social and environmental outcomes

toward the costs of developing a global architecture for international transactions for reduced emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) including the development of a REDD+ standard for future compliance markets

in support of launching a debt relief facility for Jordan as it addresses the needs of a surge in refugees, as well as a feasibility study for the creation of a Jordanian Permanent Capital Vehicle to fund projects beneficial to both refugees and the Jordanian population

for use by its project, the Start Network, in support of launching a Replica Insurance product through the African Risk Capacity initiative, in an effort to develop new financing instruments to enable faster, more effective humanitarian aid

toward the costs of piloting a private sector-led micro-levy on bottled water

toward the costs of developing a series of cause-based Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) in partnership with leading nonprofits in an effort to create better socially responsible investment solutions

for use by its project, Transform Finance, toward the costs of developing an investing toolkit that aims to empower investors to make capital allocation decisions based on an enhanced understanding of racial justice

for use by its Fair Fashion Center toward the costs of piloting a new investment vehicle to finance low-cost, clean energy within the fashion industry’s supply chain, and to use the energy cost savings for improving the working and living conditions of poor and vulnerable workers

in support of assisting two U.S. municipal water authorities to issue pay-for-success municipal bonds to finance green infrastructure projects serving poor and vulnerable communities