This session will focus on how Latin America and the Caribbean can put into practice the commitments on climate, biodiversity and disaster risk finance included in the Sevilla Commitment. Panelists will discuss how countries in the region are designing and implementing integrated financing strategies and advancing innovative financing practices for climate, nature and development.

With COP30 in Brazil just weeks away, the session will also highlight how countries can strengthen national financing strategies, enhance access to predictable climate finance, and position the region with concrete, credible proposals in the global debate on climate ambition.

Discussions could build from progress made in fora such as the Latin American and the Caribbean Regional Climate Change Platform of Economy and Finance Ministries and the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action to reflect on how these advances can contribute to the commitments adopted in Seville.