Over the next five years alone, the CRGE suggests that 27.5% of GDP will need to be invested. Where average domestic savings are only 11.9% and half the investment burden is foreign exchange-denominated, Ethiopia’s green plans will inevitably rely on attracting international climate finance and other foreign investment. It will have a tough job, but there is potential for attracting investment. Over 80% of the abatement potential identified by the CRGE will be achievable at relatively low cost — $ 15/tC - which could be attractive internationally.