Mirova joins the G7 Infrastructure Investment Council to accelerate sustainable investment in emerging countries

Published on 10/15/2025 News

On the occasion of the Annual Meetings of the IMF and the World Bank, Mirova announces its participation in the G7 Infrastructure Investment Council, a groundbreaking initiative led by the development finance institutions of the G7 countries. The objective: to mobilize private capital at scale to address the massive infrastructure needs in emerging and developing economies.

On the occasion of the Annual Meetings of the IMF and the World Bank, Mirova announces its participation in the G7 Infrastructure Investment Council, a groundbreaking initiative led by the development finance institutions of the G7 countries. The objective: to mobilize private capital at scale to address the massive infrastructure needs in emerging and developing economies.

Led by FinDev Canada under Canada’s G7 presidency and supported by the Investor Leadership Network (ILN), the Council brings together the development finance institutions of the G7 and leading institutional investors, including Natixis Investment Managers and Mirova. This establishes a structured framework for collaboration between public financiers and private investors to overcome historic barriers to sustainable infrastructure investment.

The Council’s work will be guided by two main tracks:

  • Design & Deploy: Co-creation of investment vehicles tailored to investor strategies and the realities of emerging markets.
  • Markets & Strategy Exchange: Structured engagement between public and private actors to share expertise, market intelligence, and best practices, in line with G7 priorities.

Mirova advocates for an ambitious approach to blended finance, mobilizing catalytic capital to structure vehicles capable of attracting investors with diverse risk profiles. This expertise will serve the Council in addressing the complex challenges of emerging markets and actively contributing to the creation of robust investment solutions, reconciling commercial viability and sustainable impact. This participation reflects our global engagement strategy, based on strengthened coordination between public and private actors to accelerate the ecological and social transition.

Joining the G7 Infrastructure Investment Council reflects our commitment to promoting systemic solutions for climate and energy access. Stronger coordination between public and private investors is essential to accelerate the deployment of resilient infrastructure in the countries that need it most.

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