Agreeing upon a single, broadly recognised definition of ‘sustainability’ and ‘significant harm’ will be the key to climate action progress. Such a decision will inform the structure of a sustainable transition pathway but who makes the decision?
Litigation, polyester and greenhushing: mythbusting green finance By John Adams Assaad Razzouk’s new book skewers solutions for the climate crisis, covering covering a range of financial areas as well as relatively neglected areas in environmental criticism.
MEETINGS Green horizons: the sustainable financial future of MENA Wednesday 24 May, Roundtable This virtual roundtable will focus on policies and initiatives across the Middle East and North Africa region, as well as risks needed to address to benefit from the transition to sustainable finance. Register →
LATEST REPORT Central banks in the digital age: bringing data into focus As central banks evolve to meet the demands of the modern age, the types of data they gather are becoming more unconventional and so are the tools and strategies they use for analysis.
