Capital for land that can be used again.
By forming strategic partnerships and offering expert financial structuring, we mobilise capital for projects that mitigate the impact of mines and explosive ordnance.
Five services, one objective.
Long-term social, environmental and economic benefit for communities living with contamination.
Strategic advisory
How mine action gets paid for — and by whom.
Read more →Financial and legal structuring
Instruments built to survive due diligence.
Read more →Finance innovation
Instruments adapted from nature and climate finance.
Read more →Fundraising and investor outreach
Taking a structured mandate to capital.
Read more →Knowledge products and capacity building
So partners can run the structures themselves.
Read more →Engagements end in something signable.
Advice, structure, capital and handover are sold separately or as one mandate.
See the detailExplosive ordnance is a finance problem as much as a technical one.
Clearance capacity exists. What is scarce is capital structured well enough for a ministry of finance, a development bank or an institutional investor to commit to it.
Nature and climate finance solved a version of this problem over the past twenty years — sovereign swaps, thematic bonds, blended vehicles, outcome-linked terms. We bring those instruments to mine action, and we build the partnerships that let them close.
The financial products we work with.
Named instruments, not ambitions. Each one has been structured before in nature and climate finance; each is adapted here to the risk profile of contamination and clearance.
Debt-for-nature and debt-for-climate swaps
Sovereign liability restructured against a commitment to environmental and land-use outcomes.
SDG bonds
Public issuance tied to development outcomes, with clearance as an enabling condition for them.
Green and blue bonds
Use-of-proceeds issuance where contaminated land or coastline blocks the underlying project.
Sustainability-linked bonds
Coupon terms tied to performance against agreed targets rather than to a project list.
Counterparties that can carry a structure.
Ministries
Economy, finance and environment — the holders of sovereign balance sheets and of the mine action mandate.
International institutions
UNDP, UNEP FI, the World Bank and the EIB, around nature, climate and SDG finance.
Municipalities and operators
Subnational authorities and clearance organisations who hold the project pipeline.
Alexander Wiese
A sustainable finance expert with close to 20 years of experience structuring nature and climate related financial solutions and mechanisms across the globe.
Advisor to Ministries of Economy, Finance and Environment in Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Mongolia, Uruguay, Paraguay, Costa Rica and Fiji, and to international institutions and municipalities around nature, climate and SDG finance.
Tell us what needs financing.
Send the programme, the gap and the counterparties already at the table. We will tell you which instrument fits.