Government and international actors should also be more proactive in providing policy and support signals to the private sector, to create the enabling conditions for them to play a more significant role. This could be done through: easing access to loans or tax concessions when green business proposals can bring about positive economic and environmental outcomes; and making training and capacity development opportunities available so the near-term green skills gaps can be more effectively bridged. For example, Ethiopia’s railway sector has already explored potentials for more inclusive approaches to transport, and is showing how environmental issues can be handled constructively, throughout the construction cycle and the railway’s value chain. Agriculture also offers opportunities to bring together inclusive, profitable models that realise value from natural assets and also build climate resilience.