In Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), multi-stakeholder partnerships (MSPs) are emerging as critical vehicles to address interwoven climate and biodiversity challenges. The region’s MSP ecosystem is quickly developing, yet characterized by fragmented regulatory frameworks, uneven market maturity, limited funding, and dependence on external actors to finance and convene stakeholders. Despite this, MSPs are demonstrating measurable impact, particularly in bridging gaps between siloed sectoral or regional priorities and broader action. Philanthropy plays an under-recognized but pivotal role in this landscape, acting as a catalyst for innovation, resource mobilization, and inclusive governance…
