Digital space created for and their member funds, and its member funds, strengthening their training, expanding access to information useful, and facilitating collective learning and exchange among peers.
This case study documents how NETFUND designed and piloted the Green Enterprise Financing Mechanism (GEFiM) as a practical response to the persistent financing gap facing biodiversity-positive enterprises in Kenya.
The experience demonstrates how CTFs can evolve from grant-makers into market enablers that unlock private capital for biodiversity.
CTFs do not need to create parallel financial systems but can use existing internal systems while leveraging robust systems of financial intermediaries.