This is largely driven by investments in renewable energy projects in developing countries by bilateral DFIs and private sector operations of the development banks, but also by a significant number of technical assistance programmes targeting energy efficiency and renewable energy, such as training and capacity building for utilities, support for the development of clean technologies, and feasibility or demonstration projects for small scale renewables and energy efficiency technologies. The second largest share of private sector engagement went to green banking efforts and multi-sector projects (e.g. urban development). With respect to the banking sector, almost all development partners’ efforts included the development of green credit lines to support the uptake of renewable energy and energy efficiency in developing countries.