Discover why donor-funded programs and development finance institutions (DFIs) must work together to unlock private investment in frontier markets. Drawing on lessons from Sierra Leone and Nepal, this article explores how market building, ecosystem development, and blended finance can mobilize capital for sustainable growth.
Building on lessons from TAF2+, this article outlines practical recommendations for modernizing UK trade advocacy and strengthening developing-country participation in trade negotiations.
Program will support global alignment with U.S. cyber and digital policy, and the adoption of U.S. and other trusted technologies.
Contract activities will boost trade among developing countries to foster export-led growth, reduce poverty, and enhance resilience to climate change.
Cadmus supported ASEAN, GGGI, and UNESCAP in developing a regional roadmap to scale up green finance across banking, insurance and capital markets in Southeast Asia.
Cadmus partnered with CARICOM to develop a comprehensive framework offering policy guidance, implementation tools, and coordinated actions.
Cadmus-led program accelerated the uptake of distributed solar PV “Strengthening Energy Sector Resilience in Jamaica” (SESR-Jamaica) was a three-and-a-half-year public-private partnership project of the Cadmus-led
In the face of persistent economic instability, Malawi’s entrepreneurs are stepping up as agents of resilience and change. Despite many daunting challenges, which include rampant
The Land Investment for Transformation (LIFT) program,1 funded by the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), distributed over 14 million geo-referenced land certificates to more than 6.5 million farmers. Cadmus, in partnership with DAI, took on an ambitious challenge of breathing life into this dormant wealth and changing Ethiopia’s rural financial landscape.
This rapid situational analysis of the carbon market landscape in Sierra Leone is the culmination of an effort to document and assess the carbon market landscape in Sierra Leone. Commissioned by Invest Salone and undertaken by Cadmus, it reflects a snapshot of the current state of the carbon market in Sierra Leone, including stakeholder priorities, opportunities for support, areas of risk and actionable recommendations to support a long-term, viable, transparent, and equitable marketplace.
