Dalberg Group highlights Sunwealth in new framework for “human-centered impact investment in climate action”
“A human-centered approach can future-proof investments by mitigating risk and enhancing resilience. It can also enable investors to tap into underexplored climate finance opportunities in underserved regions and communities.”
In a recent ImpactAlpha article, the Dalberg Group highlighted Sunwealth's work in their call for a more human-centered approach to impact investing for climate action. Authors Kusi Hornberger, Kaylyn Koberna, and Lauren Olosky write:
"Prioritizing equity begins with understanding how specific climate issues intersect with historical injustices and risk. As part of this, investors should identify groups and regions most disproportionately impacted by the climate issue and with the most limited access to the solutions. Sunwealth, for example, a US-based clean energy investment firm, recognizes that low-income communities of color lack equal access to the benefits of the clean energy transition, and dedicated 27% of its investments in 2021 to low-income community solar projects."
