The Blended Finance Roadmap to 2045 brings together insights from more than 250 practitioners across the ecosystem. It identifies five key drivers of progress: scale, replicability, mobilisation, policy and knowledge, to help build a more effective and coordinated blended finance market.

Regina Vasarais and Sadiq Mussani share insights on how early-stage fund design, peer learning, and deliberate replication pathways can help create more effective blended finance structures.

Tanishtha SenGupta gives an overview of the Blended Finance Collective’s annual conference, highlighting how innovative models, policy insights, and collaboration can shape a thriving blended finance market by 2045.

Martina Brandli captures the key insights from our November event co-hosted by EBRD, BII, and GAIL. This event brought together a diverse group of blended finance and legal professionals for an engaging discussion on legal considerations and mechanisms in blended finance.

Josh Robinson discusses reflections from our September event where Access - The Foundation for Social Investment introduced the Use of Subsidy in Social Investment report for their Flexible Finance programme, sparking insightful discussions on the role of subsidies in social investment.

Seb Elsworth MBE discusses how mainstream capital can be transformed into impact capital, using innovative financial structures and case studies from the Blended Finance Collective's session at the Impact Europe conference. He explores the importance of first loss layers, guarantees, and technical assistance in supporting social enterprises in challenging markets.

Conor Brosnan discusses how blended finance can drive systemic change by targeting leverage points, creating impactful investments, and overcoming barriers in emerging markets.

Tatevik Dadivanyan discusses how the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development is using blended finance to achieve systemic change for climate and support green projects.

Sarah Gordon discusses how blended finance models can mobilise substantial private investment, and foster collaboration among diverse stakeholders to address global challenges such as social injustice and environmental damage.