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I4CE Newsletter - Special Financial institutions at the COP26
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If there is one thing that COP26 in Glasgow did not disappoint on, it was the amount of announcements coming from the financial sector. But what is behind the hype? While buried in an avalanche of ‘pretty words’, there was notable progress by financial institutions. They now look at the ‘alignment’ not just of what – but also of who – is financed. However, as has been proven time and again, the devil will be in the details as each financial institutions translate what has been announced into practice.

I4CE invites you to read its latest blog post which analyses the announcements made by the financial sector during the two weeks in Glasgow and gives you access to the replays of the multiple events in which I4CE participated on the sidelines of the COP26. 

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COP26: from ‘pretty words’ to ‘systemic change’
The scope, depth and resulting operational implications of the announcements made around COP26 will take time to fully come to light. Nevertheless, a number of notable examples of progress were made on technical issues from across the financial sector. In this blog post, Alice Pauthier and Ian Cochran from I4CE share their analysis. 
 

#COP26 #Event #Replay
The I4CE team moderated and organised a number of events at COP 26, both on its own behalf and as the Secretariat of the Mainstreaming Climate in Financial Institutions. The replays are now available. 

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Secretariat of the Mainstreaming Climate in Financial Institutions
With 53 financial institutions, Mainstreaming Climate in Financial Institutions is a unique international forum for public and private financial institutions to discuss how to mainstream climate change. At COP26, the initiative launched its new name, its new website and the new Climate Mainstreaming Resource Navigator tool to help connect financial institutions with the expertise they need to advance their mainstreaming journey.
 

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