To identify solutions for investment mobilisation in EMDEs, the EMTI project has organised two round-table discussion so far. The second discussion, held on 13 ...
In June 2022, the project organized the first roundtable on barriers for transition investment in EMDEs, which resulted [a paper](https://www.eu-asean.eu/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/EMTI-Paper_4-October-2022.pdf) with twelve practical recommendations to accelerate emerging markets’ transition investment. The Emerging Markets Transition Investment (EMTI) project was organized to identify practical, near-term solutions to accelerate investment towards the net-zero transition of EMDEs. The Alliance members were the first in financial industry to set intermediate targets (aligned with the Paris Agreement schedule) and they report on their progress annually. [Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance](https://www.unepfi.org/net-zero-alliance/) is a member-led initiative of 85 institutional investors, with over US$11 trillion in assets under management, committed to transitioning their investment portfolios to net-zero GHG emissions by 2050. To develop engagement approaches that consider regional differences affecting corporates, the paper lists the guiding principles and practical recommendations for asset owners, asset managers and regulators. Building on these principles, the paper offers practical recommendations for implementation.