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As stated on the project disclosure page, IFC's proposed project consists of an investment package of up to US$40 million of equity in Actis Asia Climate Transition Fund, a Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) Article 9 classified infrastructure fund focused on the reduction of greenhouse-gas emissions as a path to net zero by investing in renewable energy infrastructure, energy solutions and sustainable transportation primarily in emerging markets across the Asia-Pacific region.
The IFC categorized the project E&S risks as 'FI-1'.
As stated by the IFC, the Fund will be managed by Actis GP LLP, a leading private equity investor in emerging markets.
Financial Intermediary - Actis GP LLP:
Asanka Rodrigo - Partner
Email: arodrigo@act.is
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