"mobilize finance" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It means to acquire the money required for a particular purpose. For example, "The company must identify new sources of capital and mobilize finance in order to fund the expansion project."
There would be someone clearly in charge acting as a central channel to mobilize finance and expertise, tirelessly pushing the climate agenda in every member state, and acting rather than talking.
Other countries can help mobilize finance to assist developing countries (see Art 9.1-9.3 9.1-9.3
"The implementation starts from 2024 onwards so there is enough time to plan and mobilize finance," he told Reuters.
C40 is doing its part to support our global south cities to mobilize financing.
It addresses the economic dimensions of sustainable development by arguing for the "enormous payoff from investing in health" and outlining potential efficiencies, mobilizing financing options and ensuring financial protection and equity through progressive Universal Health Coverage [ 15].
The court sided with prosecutors who said that Mr. Bashir had helped mobilize and finance a militant group that set up an armed training camp in the province of Aceh, in northern Sumatra.
Case study assessments show that initially incentives and strategies are built through national government's policy interventions to mobilize domestic finance to support the low carbon niche development which then attract private and public funds to promote and sustain the transition.
It is critical to find blended financial models and innovative solutions to mobilize climate finance.
It is critical that developed countries mobilize additional finance to help developing countries with the transition that will occur with aggressive phase-down schedules that will hopefully be agreed next month.
The developed countries have signaled that are prepared to adopt a Montreal Protocol agreement where they mobilize significant finance to assist developing countries in making the transition towards coolants that have less of an impact on the climate system.
Putting this all together, a networked approach to mobilize private finance for sustainable development is starting to emerge, one which blends the introduction of long-term policy signals, a refreshed role for public financial institutions and new rules of the game in terms of market standards.
