Shaymal Barman is a seasoned Climate Finance Consultant at The World Bank, where he leverages over a decade of expertise in climate change mitigation, low carbon development, and clean energy finance. His current role involves pivotal contributions to various projects aimed at fostering sustainable development...
Shaymal Barman is a seasoned Climate Finance Consultant at The World Bank, where he leverages over a decade of expertise in climate change mitigation, low carbon development, and clean energy finance. His current role involves pivotal contributions to various projects aimed at fostering sustainable development and enhancing climate resilience in developing countries. One of his key projects includes assisting the Infrastructure Development Company Limited (IDCOL) in securing Result Based Climate and Carbon Finance (RBC/CF) through the Carbon Initiative for Development (Ci-Dev), a World Bank-managed Trust Fund. This initiative focuses on generating emission reductions from a national solar home system program, showcasing Shaymal’s proficiency in navigating complex financial mechanisms to drive impactful environmental outcomes.
In addition to his work with IDCOL, Shaymal has played a crucial role in advising the Bangladesh government on developing comprehensive strategies for climate finance, aligning national policies with global climate commitments. His deep understanding of clean energy finance and impact investment enables him to identify and implement innovative solutions that promote low carbon technologies across various industries. With a strong foundation in operations management, public policy, and business strategy, Shaymal excels in fostering partnerships that bridge the gap between financial viability and environmental sustainability. His skills in negotiation and demand response further enhance his ability to advocate for effective climate solutions, making him a vital asset in the global fight against climate change. Through his work, Shaymal continues to contribute significantly to the advancement of sustainable practices and the mobilization of climate finance, ultimately driving progress towards a more resilient and low-carbon future.
