For example, some earmark resources or make them available quickly, others correct market failures or modify the risk profile of a specific sector, and yet others mobilise domestic resources. Financial engineering mechanisms - such as blended finance, syndicated loans, guarantees or mezzanine finance (Chapter 11) - are also regularly referred to as innovative because of their increased use to leverage resources in the development context. This agreement was reinforced at the Leading Group’s expert workshop (“Preparing for 2015: The Role of Innovative Financing in Sustainable Development and Climate Change”) held in Paris in June 2014.