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The Climate Tech Opportunity: The case of Latin America and the Caribbean – March 2024
What is
this about?
This report aims to comprehend the main climate-tech trends on a continent grappling with the consequences of climate change and environmental degradation.
It serves as an initial examination of the sector, identifying:
key investors
prominent companies
dominant funding strategies
emerging verticals
opportunities to strengthen the climate entrepreneurship ecosystem
In Latin America and the Caribbean, there is a knowledge gap, hindering our understanding on how the Climate Tech sector is evolving; this study aims to close it.
What we focus on?
1
Lack of coordination between key players in the ecosystem
2
Mis – and underallocation of resources
3
Untapped opportunities for impact
It’s critical to address key questions
toprovide insights for ecosystem
stakeholders.
Which sectors are considered the most promising by investors and entrepreneurs?
Are LAC countries and communities accessing climate tech solutions?
How do we build more efficient climate tech ecosystems in LAC?
How can we reduce the barriers to scaling climate tech startups?
To produce the inputs needed for decision-making:
Investors
To build out their portfolios.
Entrepreneurs
To better understand the capital movement patterns.
Goverments
To design better support instruments.
General Public
To gain insights into an industry that could be instrumental in building the resilience of the LAC region.
Deep Dives
Land & Agroforestry Systems
Oceans & Blue Economy
Clean Industry & Circular Economy
Our
Partners
Riffle Ventures, in partnership with Oxford University, has launched ‘The Climate Tech Opportunity Report,’ a groundbreaking initiative that provides an overview of key trends, challenges, and opportunities facing the climate tech field. Riffle Ventures aims to provide support to continue the traction generated by it’s research.