This policy brief offers countries a concise overview of the financing instruments that are currently on the negotiation table, highlighting how they can contribute to the implementation of the treaty to combat plastic pollution.
This report aims to contribute to the support of “green” micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and local green enterprises in developing and emerging countries.
This report delves into the challenges posed by climate change mitigation efforts and global climate policies on Kazakhstan's economy, industries and financial institutions.
This toolkit is designed to help municipal practitioners in Canada prepare resilient infrastructure projects for financing.
The document sets out a compilation of SBTi’s current target-setting criteria and recommendations found across existing documents for land transport, and includes a new method for automakers to set 1.5°C emissions reduction targets.
This flyer highlights the importance of increasing investments in nature-based solutions projects by developing scalable demonstration projects and creating a platform with practical solutions centred around innovative finance approaches.
This report explains why strengthening the governance around public investment management is central to cutting inefficiencies and unblocking the climate finance needed to narrow Asia and the Pacific’s gaping infrastructure gap.
This brochure shows how the Global Green Growth Institute is empowering developing and emerging economies through thematic bonds, catalysing sustainable finance and climate action.
Discover how companies, governments and development banks can leverage thematic bonds to finance green infrastructure projects while providing investors with long-term, low-risk opportunities.
The taxonomy aims to encourage and be an important resource for common green definitions across global markets, in a way that supports the growth of a cohesive thematic bond market that delivers a low-carbon economy.