SME Mobilisation Guide Launch: Key Findings & Recommendations
2nd October 2025 | 13:00 GMT | Online
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GSG Global Leadership Meeting Proceedings 2025
Outcomes of the 2025 GSG Global Leadership Meeting in Kyoto, Japan, where 136 impact leaders from 45 countries gathered to advance the impact economy. It details key discussions, new resources launched, and actionable strategies developed for mobilising capital, financing SMEs, influencing government policy, and improving impact transparency.
A New Lens on SME Mobilisation: How to Maximise Private Capital Flows to SMEs
A guide for Development Finance institutions (DFIs) and all practitioners wanting to increase the flow of capital to SMEs in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs).
Impact Economies Traction & Trends: Insights from 34 GSG National Partners
The report offers impact economy ecosystem analysis on impact progress in 34 countries with cross-cutting insights. What's unique is that it offers more than market sizing data; it explains how countries are redesigning for impact through policy and practices, building the infrastructure and incentives for impact economies. This includes tracking government actions, market building, impact capital supply, impact capital demand, and contributions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
SME Mobilisation Guide Launch: Key Findings & Recommendations
2nd October 2025 | 13:00 GMT | Online
Join us for this 90-minute global session where we will present and discuss the key findings and recommendations of the newly launched SME Mobilisation Guide. This public event will bring together development finance institutions, public development banks, SME investors, and development finance experts. Together, we will explore practical ways to accelerate capital mobilisation for SMEs in emerging markets and identify opportunities for collaboration across institutions.
FFD4: Setting the direction of development finance for the next 10 years
With policy, impact
By Elizabeth Boggs Davidsen
Japan's Leadership in Impact Economy
By Elizabeth Boggs Davidsen