Ecoprodel structures solutions compatible with:
Multilateral development banks (MDBs)
Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) are international financial institutions established by sovereign states—their shareholders—to foster economic and social progress in developing countries through long-term investments, policy advice, and technical assistance. They provide loans, grants, and expertise to reduce poverty, build infrastructure, and address global challenges like climate change.
Development finance institutions (DFIs)
Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) are specialized, publicly backed financial institutions that invest in private sector projects in low- and middle-income countries to promote sustainable development, job creation, and economic growth. They provide, risk-tolerant capital, including loans, equity, and guarantees, to sectors often deemed too risky for commercial investors.
Private equity funds
A private equity (PE) fund is a pooled investment vehicle managed by a firm to acquire, restructure, and grow private companies, or take public companies private, with the goal of selling them for a profit. These funds typically operate as limited partnerships with a 10-year+ lifespan, focusing on long-term, illiquid investments.
Blended finance facilities
Blended finance facilities strategically combine catalytic public or philanthropic capital with private, commercial investment to fund sustainable development, particularly in high-risk, low-income, or emerging markets. They de-risk projects—using tools like subordinated debt, guarantees, and grants—to attract private capital for infrastructure, climate, health, and SMEs.
Sustainable taxonomies
Sustainable taxonomies are science-based classification systems that define which economic activities qualify as environmentally or socially sustainable, guiding investment toward net-zero and sustainable development goals. They combat greenwashing by establishing a common language for "green" or "transition" activities.
