Opinion / #green bonds
Policy & Finance
China’s lending to the Global South has been growing more commercial
Chinese state-owned banks has shrunk as commercial bank "co-financing" grows. But a meaningful green pivot to lower-income countries, especially for renewable projects, has yet to be seen.
Policy & Finance
How developing nations can raise money to offset climate crisis
Emerging economies need to explore innovative, pragmatic strategies to mobilise funds for climate adaptation and mitigation.
Policy & Finance
How the Indo-Pacific can beat the SDG cash crunch
The sustainable development goal financing gap has widened significantly in many developing countries in the region. Coordinated multi-stakeholder regional partnerships and cooperation are needed to mobilise new resources.
Policy & Finance
Fully replenishing the green climate fund
It is no exaggeration to say that the GCF’s replenishment campaign is a test of the world’s commitment to combating global warming. A successful outcome would not only help close the massive global climate financing gap, but would also allow developed countries to rebuild trust by showing that they understand the urgency of the crisis.
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10 May 2023
Policy & Finance
We need creative solutions to the sovereign debt and climate crises
23 March 2023
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Malaysia’s new voluntary carbon market disappoints
14 February 2022
28 January 2022
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How blockchain technology will reshape green finance in 2022
6 July 2021
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No place for coal in a green finance hub
8 January 2021
13 August 2020
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Greening sovereign-debt restructuring
29 July 2020
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Emerging economies should build back greener
1 July 2020
Corporate Responsibility
Leadership in sustainability: Where does Singapore stand?
19 June 2020
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We should not aim to return to normal
13 May 2020
16 April 2020
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Key investments can build resilience to pandemics and climate change
8 April 2020
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Central banks must target a green recovery after coronavirus
3 February 2020
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Why the European Union's green taxonomy is risky business
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