1、Catalysing Climate Action in Asia:Unlocking the Power of Philanthropic-Public-Private PartnershipsI N S I G H T R E P O R TN O V E M B E R 2 0 2 3In collaboration withPhilanthropy Asia AllianceContentsImages:Getty Images 2023 World Economic Forum.All rights reserved.No part of this publication may b

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4、ateWorks FoundationForewordExecutive summaryIntroduction:The state of affairs1 Setting the scene2 Where philanthropies want to go and how to get there3 The role of GAEA4 Identifying the challenges and gaps for PPPPs in Asia 4.1 Giving is not focused on climate and nature in Asia4.2 Lack of green tal

5、ent and competition among each“P”4.3 Lack of giving,data and talent is leading to a gap in bankable projects5 PPPPs driving opportunities and solutions in Asia5.1 PPPPs as an alliance builder and convener5.2 PPPPs as a capacity builder5.3 PPPPs as a driver towards dynamic innovation6 Success criteri

6、a for PPPPs6.1 Aligning systems thinking strategy and values6.2 Building win-win-win collaborations at scale6.3 Adopting innovative financing approaches6.4 Supporting people-centric capacity and capability building7 Case study examples:living out success criteria for a will-to-winLooking ahead:an in