This publication examines the financing gap standing between AFR100's pan-African restoration pledge and its 2030 targets, and sets out the blended finance pathways VIA Foundation believes can close it.
It draws on VIA Foundation's own portfolio data to model how catalytic capital, deployed early, can mobilise a multiple of private co-investment across different landscape types.
The publication is aimed at funders, development finance institutions, and policymakers evaluating where restoration capital can have the greatest leverage.