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Moroccan think tank IMAL recognised for climate finance

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Moroccan think tank IMAL recognised for climate finance

The Moroccan Initiative for Climate and Development think tank is among five winners of the Global Capacity Building Coalition Accelerator, selected from 65 applications. The winners will receive support for more than 12 months to develop national climate investment platforms, according to Lavieeco.

The Moroccan Initiative for Climate and Development, a think tank focused on climate issues, has been named one of five winners of the Global Capacity Building Coalition (GCBC) Accelerator, according to Lavieeco. The winners were announced on 14 October 2026 in Bangkok, on the sidelines of the annual meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

The five organisations were selected from 65 candidates, including think tanks, public bodies, private companies and academic institutions. They will receive more than 12 months of support to strengthen the development of national climate finance platforms.

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