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The OECD Forum on Green Finance and Investment serves as a platform for advancing policies and practical solutions to scale up investment in the transition to low-emissions, climate-resilient economies. The 2026 programme focuses on mobilising capital for clean energy, resilient infrastructure, and sustainable development while addressing the economic and financial challenges posed by climate change, geopolitical uncertainty, and evolving energy systems. Through high-level plenaries, expert roundtables, and interactive discussions, participants will exchange experiences on policies, regulatory frameworks, and financial instruments that can accelerate green investment worldwide.
Key themes
The 2026 Forum agenda explores several major priorities for green finance, including:
Financing the electrification of the global economy to strengthen energy security.
Mobilising investment in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and modern electricity grids.
Financing nature-based solutions to improve infrastructure resilience.
Assessing financial sector climate transition at national and regional levels.
Strengthening incentives and financing mechanisms for climate adaptation.
Mobilising private investment for sustainable development in emerging and developing economies.
Addressing investment barriers through policy reform, de-risking instruments, and international cooperation.
The programme features keynote addresses, high-level plenary sessions, expert dialogues, and networking opportunities involving policymakers, financial institutions, investors, regulators, researchers, and representatives from international organisations.
Registration
Registration is available through the official OECD Forum platform. Participants may register to attend in person or online via livestream, although in-person attendance is subject to a vetting process because capacity at the OECD Conference Centre is limited. Prospective attendees should consult the official event website for further information.
