MyClimate FinHub
MyClimate FinHub is the first ecosystem platform dedicated to supporting Climate MSMEs in Malaysia. Through MyClimate FinHub, we convene the various climate actors from Climate MSMEs, financiers, experts, mentors to intermediaries to foster collaborations and unlock climate financing opportunities, leading to strong and resilient growth in Malaysia’s climate economy.
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About MyClimate FinHub
MyClimate FinHub aims to bridge the gap between sustainability-driven businesses and climate finance opportunities. Our key focus areas include facilitating access to funding, providing expert mentorship, and fostering a strong network for collaboration and growth in the climate economy.
Who can apply?
Climate MSMEs are MSMEs that work in the areas of climate goods and services in both mitigation and adaptation-related activities.
Definition of MSMEs in Malaysia
Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Malaysia are registered entities with up to RM50 million turnover or 200 employees in manufacturing, and up to RM20 million turnover or 75 employees in other sectors, excluding listed companies and subsidiaries of MNCs, GLCs, MKDs, and state-owned enterprises.
Scope of Sectorial Activities
Sustainable Food
Clean Energy
Resource Efficiency
Circular Economy
Green Cities
Natural Capital
Climate Finance
Others
Climate Mitigation
As global temperatures are directly linked to greenhouse gas concentrations, addressing climate change requires reducing emissions and lowering atmospheric CO2 levels. This can be achieved by limiting emissions released into the atmosphere and enhancing carbon sinks, such as expanding forests, to absorb more CO2.
Climate Adaptation
Adaptation refers to adjustments in ecological, social, or economic systems to manage climate change impacts. It involves changes in processes, practices, and structures to reduce risks or seize opportunities. Adaptation measures vary, including flood defences, early warning systems, drought-resistant crops, and policy adjustments.
Why join?
All companies can play a role
Regardless of size or sector, every company has the potential to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Although the global goals are vast and ambitious, the core ways in which businesses can make a difference remain consistent. We encourages companies to prioritize responsible business practices and then seek out opportunities to address societal challenges through innovation and collaboration.
The world faces pressing challenges from climate change and water scarcity to poverty, inequality, and food insecurity that demand innovative and scalable solutions, with the private sector playing a pivotal role in addressing them. These issues not only threaten global stability but also open doors for businesses to develop transformative approaches and tap into growing markets.
Implemented by
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Malaysia, Singapore & Brunei Darussalam works to advance sustainable development, inclusive growth, and climate resilience in Malaysia. It collaborates with the government, private sector, and civil society to address challenges in areas such as poverty reduction, environmental sustainability, governance, and digital transformation, aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Sponsored by
The Climate Finance Network (CFN) is a collaborative platform dedicated to accelerating climate action by strengthening access to and the effectiveness of climate finance. By convening key stakeholders across government, private sector, development partners, and civil society, CFN supports the design, coordination, and implementation of climate finance strategies that are inclusive, data-driven, and aligned with national development priorities.
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) plays a pivotal role in advancing the United Kingdom’s international interests, driving global development, and promoting sustainable, inclusive partnerships worldwide. With a focus on diplomacy, development, and security, the FCDO works collaboratively with partners across sectors to address pressing global challenges — from climate change and conflict to education, health, and economic resilience.
Strategic partners
The UNDP Sustainable Finance Hub is a global initiative that mobilizes public and private capital to drive sustainable development. It works with governments, financial institutions, and businesses to integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations into financial systems, align investments with the SDGs, and create innovative financing solutions for inclusive and resilient economies.
Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Berhad (BPMB) is a Malaysian development financial institution (DFI) that provides strategic financing and advisory services to support the country’s socio-economic development. BPMB focuses on key sectors such as infrastructure, digitalization, sustainability, and entrepreneurship, aligning with Malaysia’s national growth agenda.
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