Four years after the outbreak of the war, Ukraine continues to face severe economic and energy challenges. As businesses struggle with damaged infrastructure and limited access to finance, blended finance solutions are helping mobilise capital to support recovery, strengthen resilience, and secure the country’s energy future.

To kick-off the year, our CEO Sylvia Wisniwski sat down for an in-depth conversation with Deputy Editor, Michael Hurley from Environmental Finance. Sylvia took the time to share her views on the future of impact investing, blended finance, and climate capital in a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape.

Our CEO Sylvia Wisniwski sat down with the team from Convergence to discuss how we at Finance in Motion engage in blended finance, our geographic and sectoral foci, impact measurement, and how we apply a gender lens in our work, and much more.

What do sustainability labels really tell investors? In an article published on the Environmental Finance website, Sylvia Wisniwski explains why certifications can be powerful indicators of resilience, ESG performance, and long-term value.

At UNIDO’s General Assembly, Finance in Motion highlighted the need for better vehicles to channel climate finance into sustainable industry in emerging markets. Only 2% of global climate finance currently supports industrial decarbonisation.

As COP30 opens in Belém, Brazil, discussions focus on mobilizing private capital to finance climate goals. Finance in Motion is contributing to the debate through Chief Investment Officer Hector Gomez Ang.