1、HOUSEHOLD&CORPORATE CATALYSTS:UNLOCKING INVESTMENT FOR THE TRANSITION IN EMERGING MARKETS AND DEVELOPING ECONOMIESWHITEPAPERSYSTEMIQHOUSEHOLD&CORPORATE CATALYSTS2This whitepaper was developed by Systemiq as input to the work of the Independent High-Level Expert Group on Climate Finance(IHLEG).It was
2、 authored by Maxine Gibb,Jennifer Ring,Mattia Romani,Johanna Schlueter,Julia Turner(Systemiq)and Neeha Mujeeb.Thank you to Sam Sherburn and Alex Michie(GFANZ)for their ideas and feedback.Statements and views presented in this report do not necessarily reflect those of any individual or organisation
3、associated with this project.Systemiq,the system-change company,was founded in 2016 to drive the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement by transforming markets and business models in five key systems:nature and food,materials and circularity,energy,urban areas and s
4、ustainable finance.A certified B Corp,Systemiq combines strategic advisory with high-impact,on-the-ground work,and partners with business,finance,policymakers and civil society to deliver system change.Systemiq has offices in Brazil,France,Germany,Indonesia,the Netherlands,US,and the UK.Learn more a
5、t:www.systemiq.earth or via LinkedInABOUT THIS WHITEPAPERAPRIL 2026SYSTEMIQHOUSEHOLD&CORPORATE CATALYSTS3Delivering the climate transition in emerging markets and developing economies(EMDEs)will depend on mobilising real economy actors that are sometimes overlooked in the climate investment and fina
6、nce agenda:corporates and households.INTRODUCTIONCorporates select,design,build,and operate the assets that underpin the net zero economy.Households determine which climate solutions scale through their spending.Corporate balance sheets and household savings are directly financing these investments.