This report provides a comprehensive overview of the 2024 performance of the Sustainable Infrastructure Debt Fund (SIDF), highlighting its role in mobilizing capital toward sustainable infrastructure across Latin America and the Caribbean. It outlines the Fund’s strategic progress in aligning financing with global sustainability frameworks, including the Sustainable Development Goals, the Paris Agreement, and the IFC Performance Standards, while documenting advances in environmental and social risk management across its portfolio. As of December 2024, the SIDF has committed over USD 70 million and completed its final closing at USD 200 million, supported by both longstanding and newly incorporated limited partners, strengthening its position as a regional vehicle for low‑carbon, resilient development.

The report also details the Fund’s expanding investment footprint, including five active projects in renewable energy and sustainable logistics, which collectively contribute to emissions reduction, energy access, and community development. It presents key impact metrics, such as installed renewable capacity, GHG emissions avoided, workforce participation, and gender‑related outcomes, while documenting project‑level ESG action plans and monitoring results. In addition, the report outlines institutional enhancements, including updates to ESG policies, improved risk‑management practices, and strengthened stakeholder engagement mechanisms. Through these achievements, the SIDF demonstrates its commitment to responsible investment, transparency, and long‑term value creation for investors and communities across the region.