المقريزي للدراسـات الاقتصادية والمـالية
Volume 10, Numéro 1, Pages 241-259
2026-06-01

Towards Operational Climate Finance In Algeria: Issues And Perspectives

Authors : Khelifa Assia .

Abstract

This article examines Algeria’s strategic shift toward operational climate finance by integrating climate considerations into national security and economic planning. It highlights the transformation of the National Climate Fund (FNC) into a catalyst for public and private investment through green taxation, concessional finance, and public–private partnerships. The study emphasizes key measures, including the introduction of a carbon tax to address the EU’s CBAM, and the adoption of an MRV system to ensure transparency and credibility. It projects the mobilization of USD 22 billion by 2030 to support energy transition and sectoral resilience, particularly in water and agriculture. Drawing on international experiences, Algeria aims to turn climate risks into economic opportunities and position itself as a regional leader in the post-oil economy by 2035.Enter your abstract here (an abstract is a brief, comprehensive summary of the contents of the article).

Keywords

climate finance ; National Climate Fund ; green taxation ; carbon tax ; green competitiveness