Colombia

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The Climate Finance Accelerator in Colombia

The Climate Finance Accelerator in Colombia is led by our delivery partners PwC Colombia and E3 Asesorias Ecologia, Economia y Etica. CFA Colombia closed its fourth call for proposals in March 2026.

Since its launch in Colombia, the Climate Finance Accelerator has convened key actors across the climate investment ecosystem to accelerate investment in

low-emissions solutions. Through delivery cycles in 2022, 2023, and 2024, the Climate Finance Accelerator has supported the development of a credible pipeline of investment-ready projects and fostered partnerships to mobilize capital. Beyond emissions reduction, the programme advances co-benefits related to a just transition, inclusion, and climate resilience.

Climate policy in Colombia

Colombia adopted its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) in 2020, committing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 51% by 2030 and to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. These targets call for strong action at the territorial level, aligned with the National Biodiversity Plan and a transition toward a resilient, low-carbon economic model. In

2025, Colombia updated its NDC, with the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development inviting territories to actively participate in shaping coordinated and implementable commitments. Strengthening implementation and investment readiness is critical to translating these ambitions into tangible climate outcomes.

Climate Finance Accelerator - 2026 cohort

As part of the Climate Finance Accelerator in Colombia, a rigorous process was carried out to identify and select projects, including multiple rounds of evaluation to ensure quality and potential impact. A total of 238 projects applied, and 10 were ultimately selected for the cohort.

The selected projects represent three key sectors (AFOLU, renewable energy, and waste and circular economy) and different stages of maturity, from early revenue generation to growth and scaling phases, with financing needs ranging from USD 1M to USD 30M. Together, this cohort reflects a strong and diverse pipeline with high potential to support Colombia’s climate transition.