Jessica Pothering

In the wake of an agreement at the COP29 climate summit that was derided as woefully inadequate , mobilizing private climate capital is more essential than ever.

Building markets for lifesaving drugs in Africa. Forging channels for daily products in India. Derisking the clean energy pipeline in coal guzzling South Africa.

The South American country is one of the most biodiverse places in the world. Protracted economic, political and security crises have forced Ecuador to

From off-grid solar on rooftops, to clean and quiet electric scooters, to community farms and forest conservation, the most exciting stuff in emerging markets – or anywhere, really – is happening on the ground.

Small farmers are collectively the largest landowners in Mexico. The founders of SVX Mexico two years ago set out to invest in agriculture in a way

Institutional capital hasn't yet figured out how to invest at scale in climate adaptation strategies, which is why crucially needed adaptation finance is in such short supply.

Bogota-based FinMaq uses alternative credit-scoring to help informal, micro and small businesses borrow to acquire equipment to boost their livelihoods.

Heading for Change, the donor-advised fund launched by the late Suzanne Biegel expanded its portfolio with five fund investments in Asia, Africa

Impaqto Capital invests in impact companies in Colombia as well as in Latin America's smaller investment markets like Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia.

Danish tech venture Be My Eyes connects blind and low-vision individuals with volunteers for support with everyday tasks, like reading food labels or finding a flight gate at the airport.