SEMINAR TIMETABLEMIDORI∞INFINITY -Mobilizing Climate Finance through Multi-Sector Collaboration-

Wed 12 Nov. 2025

Brazil time
14:00-15:15
Japan time
2:00-3:15 (+1day)

MIDORI∞INFINITY -Mobilizing Climate Finance through Multi-Sector Collaboration-

Organizer : Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF)

Co-organizer :

Abstract

The AFOLU (Agriculture, Forestry, and Other Land Use) sector is one of the world’s major sources of GHGs emissions, yet measures have not been taken sufficiently. On the other hand, interest in overseas deployment of GHG emission reduction technologies is growing amongJapanese private companies and startups, and some already leverage investment and financing from domestic and international financial institutions to expand abroad. In response, MAFF formulated “Initiative for Net-zero compatible with Food security through INternational expansion of Innovative TechnologY (in short, MIDORI∞INFINITY)” to mobilize public–private climate finance into the AFOLU sector. To implement this initiative, MAFF established “MIDORI Decarbonization Overseas Deployment Consortium.” This consortium seeks to attract decarbonization investment into the agri-food sector and expand markets for Japanese agri-food companies in climate-related businesses. This seminar aims to mobilizing climate finance into the AFOLU sector by showcasing collaboration between financial institutions, government agencies and the private sector, and offering forum to discuss challenges and prospects in generating projects.

Program

Opening Remarks

High-level representative|MAFF

Presentation①

TBC|Representive from financial institutions (TBC)

Panel Discussion①

TBC|Representive from financial institutions (TBC)
TBC|Representive from private companies (TBC)
TBC|Representive from financial institutions (TBC)

Presentation②

TBC|MAFF

Panel Discussion②

TBC|Representive from financial institutions (TBC)
TBC|Representive from private companies (TBC)
TBC|Representive from private companies (TBC)
TBC|Representive from government agencies (TBC)

Presentation③

TBC|Representive from financial institutions (TBC)

Panel Discussion③

TBC|Representive from financial institutions (TBC)
TBC|Representive from private companies (TBC)
TBC|Representive from government agencies (TBC)

Closing Remarks

TBC|TBC

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