• Power Sector: Renewable energy and highly efficient technologies to reduce carbon intensity
• Transport Sector: Efficiency and modal shifts
• Energy Efficiency: Buildings, industry, and agriculture  

• Providing positive incentives for the demonstration of low carbon development and mitigation of GHG emissions. This will be done though public and private sector investments;
• Scaling-up development through funding low carbon programs and projects that are embedded in national plans and strategies. In this way, the diffusion and transfer of clean technologies  will be accelerated;
• Realizing environmental and social co-benefits. This will illustrate the potential held by low-carbon technologies to contribute to the goals of sustainable development and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs);
• International cooperation on climate change and supporting agreement on the future of the climate change regime;
• Utilizing the skills and capabilities of the Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) to raise and deliver new and additional resources.  These will include official and concessional funding, at significant scale; and
• Sharing experiences and lessons learned while responding to the challenges of climate change.

• be ODA eligible
• have an active MDB country program

Multilateral Development Bank Focal Points