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CLIMATE . CHANGE – Episode 3 – With Alzbeta Klein, Director Climate Business, IFC/World Bank

CLIMATE . CHANGE – Episode 3 – With Alzbeta Klein, Director Climate Business, IFC/World Bank

Positive Solutions - Julie Benasra - Content Director & Thierry Daher - Founder & Managing DirectorbyPositive Solutions - Julie Benasra - Content Director & Thierry Daher - Founder & Managing Director
March 6, 2019
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In Episode 3 of the short film Series “Climate . Change”, Alzbeta Klein, Director & Global Head of Climate Business at the International Finance Corporation/World bank, unveils the $23 trillion opportunity that climate change represents for tech companies, startups and financiers. Drawing on her own work experience, all the way to Africa, Alzbeta argues that it is possible to scale climate investments and bring renewable energy to emerging markets. It is not just possible. It is also our shared responsibility to make it possible.


“Climate . Change” is a short documentary series directed by Thierry Daher & Julie Benasra and produced by Positive Solutions (www.positivesolutions.net) with the support of Solutions & Co by Sparknew.



Editors Note: The opinions expressed here by Impakter.com columnists are their own, not those of Impakter.com  — Featured Photo Credit: Alzbeta Klein – Youtube
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