The objective of GIDS is to finance projects in industrial decarbonization quickly and efficiently in emerging markets (EMs) recognizing that 85% of emissions reduction that is required to reach net zero by 2050 in cement; and steel are expected in the EMs where production will expand in line with population and urbanization growth. Such projects may include switching energy power source to less carbon intensive (Solar PV; wind; biomass); on-site and off-site renewable energy solutions; Heat recuperation (WHR); Digitalization / Energy Management Systems; optimization of existing process / new process routes offering lower carbon footprint; retrofit legacy infrastructure / equipment with energy efficient equipment; Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage; Switch to less carbon intensive feedstock; bio-feedstocks; Replace traditional material inputs with renewable; bio-based or recovered materials; source secondary raw materials from waste streams (steel; aluminium; paper; plastic); emerging technologies such as biomaterials; green hydrogen; substitute fossil fuels with biofuels as transition solution; etc.The key outcome would be a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions allowing a larger number of companies operating in EMs; to compete in an international market that will increasingly demand large volumes of near-zero emission steel; cement; etc. The efficacy and the speed by which GIDP develops will have both a direct and indirect effect on job preservation and sustainable new job creation; two imperatives for just transition.The objective here is to work with identified companies and help them to establish GHG emissions baseline; compliant with the GHG Protocol and/or ISO 14064; and develop comprehensive; detailed; actionable; measurable; and financeable decarbonization roadmaps.