Cambridgeshire Net Zero Financing Framework for Whole System Change (CANFFUND)

剑桥郡和彼得伯勒气候独立委员会(CPICC)估计，每年7亿GB。到本世纪20年代，将需要大量资金来实现该地区的脱碳，并确定了一项雄心勃勃的资金计划的必要性。该项目力求在这项工作的基础上，制定一系列实用和可执行的基于地点的融资和筹资一揽子计划，以加速实现净零。为剑桥郡的Net Zero雄心提供资金和资金是一个巨大的挑战。CANFFUND项目将着眼于资金流动，以确定当前资金在经济中的支出/投资方式，并使用**系统思维**方法共同设计机制，将资金/资金/采购重新定向到低碳的本地解决方案。最初的重点是电力、热力、机动性和产品制造。只有通过与所有行业的合作伙伴和社区合作，利用现有和正在进行的研究计划的结果，我们才能识别并成为新融资创新杠杆和机会的一部分，并创建我们所需的基于地区的本地净零融资框架。该项目将把来自社区、企业、公共部门和投资者的利益相关者聚集在一起，分享对这一挑战的理解，并就解决方案进行合作。这将建设能力、能力和技能，并带来新的探索机会，例如农村、农业和农业技术社区所需的商业和金融投资。所有这些都将扩展和加强互联地点弹射器、3CI项目和其他研究计划的工作，并传播经验。我们的项目将建立在3CI和其他人的研究基础上，并寻求将跨越电力、热量和移动性的项目捆绑在一起的概念应用到不同的代理地点。这些代理地点将反映剑桥郡依赖石油的村庄、集镇和低密度城市社区的农村性质，以确定融资和零融资地点的差异和好处。该项目采用创新的“财务优先”方法，调查整个系统的财务机会，并与所有利益攸关方和社区共同开发切实的解决方案。

The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Independent Commission for Climate (CPICC) estimated that £700m p.a. of funding will be required through the 2020s to decarbonise the area, and identified the need for an ambitious funding plan. This project seeks to build on this work, developing a series of practical and implementable place-based finance and funding packages to accelerate the delivery of net zero. Funding and financing Cambridgeshire's Net Zero ambitions is a significant challenge. We must look beyond the public purse and engage with private sector investment.The CANFFUND Project will look at the financial flows of money to identify where/how money is currently spent/invested through the economy and use **systems thinking** approaches to co-design mechanisms to redirect finance/funding/purchasing toward low carbon, local solutions. The initial focus is on power, heat, mobility and product manufacturing.Only by working in collaboration with partners and communities, across all sectors, utilising findings from existing and ongoing research programmes, can we identify and be part of the levers and opportunities for new financing innovations, and create the place based, local net zero financing framework we need. The project will bring together stakeholders from across community, business, public sector and investors to share understanding of the challenge and collaborate on solutions. This will build capacity, capability and skills and bring new opportunities to explore, such as the commercial and financial investments required for rural, farming and Agri-tech communities. All of this will extend and enhance work of the Connected Places Catapult, 3Ci project and other research programmes and disseminate learning.Our project will build on research by 3CI and others and seek to apply concepts of bundling projects together across power, heat and mobility into different proxy places. These proxy places will reflect the rural nature of Cambridgeshire's oil-dependent villages; market towns and low density urban communities, to identify the differences and benefits in 'places' for financing and funding Net Zero. The project uses an innovative "finance-first" approach to investigate the financial opportunities across the whole system and co-develop tangible solutions with all stakeholders and communities.