Most of their support is likely to be focused on low-carbon infrastructure and projects in forestry, energy and agriculture, rather than longer-term investments in governance changes and incentives systems. Domestic finance is not yet attracted to green growth: there are few guarantees and other incentives to shift investment from ‘brown’ to ‘green’ activities, and it is too early for the recent progressive policy changes to have incentivised private sector engagement, especially in the absence of an active engagement programme or accord with business. As importantly, section 3 illustrated the potentials of many existing green initiatives in Ethiopia - which show how things could be in the future, even if they are still just small ‘trees’ rather than great ‘forests’.