Net zero, here we come! Malaysia’s Kumpulan Wang Persaraan (Diperbadankan) or KWAP, the country’s public services pension fund, has officially launched Dana Iklim+, a climate-focused investment fund. 

• The fund has a target deployment of $470M or MYR 2B. 

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📒 More on the fund

Dana Iklim+ aims to use institutional capital to drive both environmental impact and sustainable economic growth.  

It will prioritize opportunities that drive climate impact while generating sustainable long-term returns.

• The fund will aid the country’s transition to a low-carbon, climate-resilient economy. 
• Oh, and the new fund also reflects KWAP’s long-term commitment to achieve a Net zero investment portfolio by 2050.

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Background. Dana Iklim+ is KWAP’s third investment program, following Dana Pemacu and Dana Perintis. 

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✅ Sustainability goals

The fund is guided by KWAP’s impact measurement framework, which measures impact across six dimensions. 

This includes national alignment, climate resilience, and co-benefit indicators aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals.

• FYI. The “+” in Dana Iklim represents these co-benefit indicators.