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I4CE Newsletter - Special Development banks
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As recently highlighted by Mark Carney, now UK’s Finance Adviser for COP26, public development banks have a major role to play in the fight against climate change. In this week newsletter, I4CE provides you with their expert's point of view on 2020 challenges for Development banks, as well as project and reports published on the subject.

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The 2020 Climate Challenge for Development Banks: Aligning with the Objectives of the Paris Agreement
Public development banks have a major role to play in the fight against climate change. Ian Cochran and Alice Pauthier from I4CE explain in this blogpost the principal technical and political challenges those finance institutions will need to overcome in aligning with the Paris Agreement objectives.

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Secretariat of the Climate Action in Financial Institutions Initiative

The Climate Action in Financial Institutions initiative gathers more than 50 public and private financial institutions around the globe and institutions are joining every day! I4CE, as Secretariat of the Initiative, supports the development and implementation of the Action Plan, provides inputs and facilitates discussions.
 

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A Framework for Alignment with the Paris Agreement: Why, What and How for Financial Institutions?
Financial institutions have taken commitments to ‘align’ their activities with the Paris agreement but no framework has been proposed to define what this means and implies in practice. In this report,  I4CE provides a framework that can be used by financial institutions, governments and companies developing their alignment strategies.
 
Towards an alternative approach in finance to climate risks: taking uncertainties fully into account
It is no easy task to take climate risks - transition risks and physical risks - into account in financial management practices. But uncertainty cannot be a pretext for inaction. This I4CE paper is intended to serve as a basis for exchange between practioners.

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