Zimbabwe faces growing risks from climate-related disasters that threaten its energy security and economic stability. As carbon emissions and climate variability continue, there is a pressing need to adopt innovative, inclusive solutions, particularly through green financing, to promote energy resilience. This chapter critically examines the role of green finance in supporting low-carbon development and enhancing energy resilience in Zimbabwe, with a particular focus on how small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can be empowered through access to sustainable finance. We explore current landscape of climate financing in Zimbabwe, including heavy dependence on international funding and the untapped potential of domestic financing mechanisms. In addition, we evaluate strategies to reduce carbon emissions, such as investments in renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency, and how these can contribute to both climate mitigation and energy security. This chapter employs a qualitative, analytical methodology, based on a review of policy documents, international climate finance reports, development agency data, and selected case studies, with a primary focus on Zimbabwe and comparative insights from other emerging economies. The chapter highlights vital intersection between sustainable development and climate resilience, advocating for the integration of climate risk management into national policy and enterprise development. Despite facing structural financial barriers, SMEs in Zimbabwe are well positioned to drive the adoption of decentralized renewable energy technologies, particularly solar and biomass, which are abundant and cost-effective. The study recommends establishing a National Green Fund to streamline access to climate finance for SMEs, facilitate domestic resource mobilization, and support the development of scalable, climate-resilient energy infrastructure. Ultimately, fostering a resilient and low-carbon energy future in Zimbabwe requires a multipronged approach that leverages green finance, empowers local enterprises, and aligns with sustainable development priorities. The provided insights are relevant for policymakers, investors, and practitioners committed to building resilient green economies in emerging markets.