Recuperação Verde
Enquanto o mundo se recupera da pandemia do COVID-19, devemos continuar com uma ação ambiciosa sobre a mudança climática. Temos a oportunidade de reconstruir nosso mundo para um futuro mais inclusivo, resiliente e sustentável. Isso inclui a integração das considerações sobre as mudanças climáticas em todo o ecossistema financeiro, visando a recuperação econômica de curto prazo e mudanças estruturais de longo prazo alinhadas com o desenvolvimento sustentável e inclusivo, e o fortalecimento da resiliência da sociedade.
O CPI, trabalhando com os governos do Reino Unido e da Alemanha, convocou diversas discussões de alto nível envolvendo os principais tomadores de decisão, líderes de pensamento e especialistas do mundo da diplomacia, regulamentação e política, bem como finanças públicas e privadas, que demonstraram que finanças é a pedra angular para fazer isso acontecer. Continuaremos a trabalhar nessa área para ajudar a conectar a ação econômica com a necessidade fundamental de uma recuperação verde e resiliente em todo o mundo.
Publicações em destaque
Press Release
GGG Update: Announcement of Nigeria as new Co-Chair on the occasion of the Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue
On the occasion of the 11th Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue, Nigeria has been announced as the new Co-Chair of the Green Guarantee Initiative. Faruk Yusuf Yabo, Permanent Secretary of the Nigerian Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, will join Germany’s Lars-Hendrik Röller in leading the Initiative.
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The Landscape of Project Preparation 2024
This analysis maps and identifies the key characteristics of the PPF support offered to cities to prepare sustainable and climate-resilient infrastructure projects.
Publicações recentes
Blog
Transforming India's Climate Finance through Sector-Specific Financial Institutions
India’s transition to a sustainable energy future relies on institutions like Power Finance Corporation (PFC) and REC Limited. As per CPI’s Landscape of Green Finance in India, the country needs INR 162.5 trillion ($2.5 trillion) by 2030 for its climate goals, yet current finance flows cover only a third of this. PFC and REC can bridge this gap by financing green technologies, infrastructure, and transition projects in hard-to-abate sectors. By diversifying portfolios, leveraging green bonds, and aligning with global climate funds, these institutions can drive India’s low-carbon transition while mitigating risks like stranded assets and evolving energy demands.
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Climate-resilient debt clauses: a primer for FiCS members
Climate-related disasters threaten fiscal stability and development progress, particularly in vulnerable economies. Climate-resilient debt clauses (CRDCs) offer a proactive solution by allowing countries to defer debt repayments in the wake of disasters, enabling a more effective emergency response and recovery. This report, developed to support discussions within the FiCS Lab Working Group on CRDCs, explores key considerations and best practices for implementing CRDCs. It provides insights from expert discussions throughout 2024, offering guidance on how these mechanisms can enhance financial resilience in climate-affected regions.
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Debt for climate swaps: a primer for FiCS members
Debt-for-climate (DFC) swaps are an effective method to exchange a portion of a country’s external debt payments for investments in domestic climate, biodiversity, or conservation initiatives. This primer, developed by the FiCs Innovation Lab Working Group, provides insights, examples, and considerations for implementing DFN or DFC swaps.
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Scaling transition finance for green industrial transition of the Indian iron & steel sector
This discussion paper provides a comprehensive framework and actionable recommendations for scaling transition finance to support the green industrial transition of India’s iron and steel sector, addressing both the needs of primary and secondary steel producers.
