Closing the Climate Finance Gap: Making Every Peso—and Partner—Count for Developing Resilience
気候変動資金ギャップを埋める：レジリエンス構築のためのペソとパートナーを最大限に活用する (AI 翻訳)
Jose Ramon Albert, Sonny Domingo, Deanne Lorraine Cabalfin, Mohammad Mahmoud, Roselle Guadalupe
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
本稿は、気候変動がフィリピンのマクロ経済・財政・金融安定性に与えるリスクを分析し、気候関連損失が2040年までにGDPを大幅に削減する可能性を指摘する。また、適応・緩和に必要な資金と実際の資金フローとのギャップが拡大しており、再生可能エネルギーのシェア低下、ガバナンスの断片化、融資への過度な依存などが課題であると述べる。政策提言として、公共支出の気候化、民間資本の動員、国際的気候基金へのアクセス拡大を挙げている。
English
This Policy Note assesses the macroeconomic, fiscal, and financial stability risks of climate change for the Philippines, projecting significant GDP losses by 2040. It identifies a widening gap between climate commitments and implementation, declining renewable energy shares, and fragmented governance. Recommendations include integrating adaptation and mitigation into a coherent investment framework, climate-proofing public expenditure, mobilizing private capital, and expanding access to international climate funds.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
フィリピンの事例は、日本の気候変動資金調達においても、公共支出の気候化や民間資金の動員策を検討する上で参考となる。特に、適応策への投資拡大や国際的基金の活用は、日本の国際協力の文脈でも重要である。
In the global GX context
This paper contributes to the global climate finance discourse by highlighting the gap between needs and flows in a developing country context. Its recommendations on integrating climate into public investment and leveraging multiple financing sources are relevant for operationalizing the Paris Agreement and informing discussions at COP and beyond.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Quantifies climate finance gap and proposes policy instruments for developing countries.
🏢実務担当者:Provides a framework for integrating climate risk into public financial management and mobilizing private capital.
🏛政策担当者:Recommends institutional reforms and strategies to expand access to concessional climate funds.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Climate change poses an escalating macroeconomic, fiscal, and financial stability challenge for the Philippines. This Policy Note finds that climate-related losses could substantially reduce the country’s gross domestic product by 2040 and that current climate finance flows remain far below what is needed to support effective adaptation and mitigation. It also highlights a widening gap between ambitious climate commitments and their implementation, marked by declining shares of renewable energy, fragmented governance, and a heavy reliance on loan-based financing. To close the climate finance gap, the authors recommend integrating mitigation and adaptation into a coherent investment framework supported by climate proofing of public expenditures. The authors further call for institutional reforms to strengthen climate finance governance, mobilize private capital through well-designed market instruments, and expand access to concessional and international climate funds to protect vulnerable communities.
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