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World Bank, IMF Meetings Are ‘Last Chance’  Before COP29

Chris Hall

Remodelling sustainable finance Given the obsolescence of some of the attributions created throough the Bretton Woods Agreement in 1944, the IMF and the World Bank have been under increased pressure to reform their structures in recent years. This] is because they leverage.

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Public Policy Forum urges government to help finance oil and gas emission reductions

Corporate Knights

The independent think tank counts among its members Canada’s largest oil companies, as well as provincial and federal governments, banks and industrial corporations. For one thing, it would not align with Canada’s Paris Agreement commitment to reduce GHGs by between 40 and 45% by 2030 from 2005 levels.

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Green growth or “degrowth”? That is the question

Corporate Knights

The notion of green growth – the idea that environmental goals can be aligned with continued economic growth – is still the common economic orthodoxy for major institutions like the World Bank and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

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COP27: Global Battery Alliance Announces New Board of Directors

3BL Media

The vital role that sustainable battery value chains play in meeting the Paris Agreement targets linked to the electrification of transport and power sectors was highlighted during multiple high-level conversations at COP27. The appointment is effective from April 2023 and the term will run until December 2024.

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World Bank, IMF Meetings Are ‘Last Chance’ Before COP29

Chris Hall

Remodelling sustainable finance Given the obsolescence of some of the attributions created throough the Bretton Woods Agreement in 1944, the IMF and the World Bank have been under increased pressure to reform their structures in recent years. This] is because they leverage.

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Time to Accelerate the Transition

Chris Hall

The Paris Agreement of 2015 highlighted the urgent need for a global transition towards more sustainable business practices, specifically use of carbon-free sources of energy.

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SDSN at the Latin America and Caribbean Climate Week

Sustainable Development Network

The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) is supporting countries in the region to achieve these ambitious goals, along with some foreign governments like Germany. SDSN academics and member universities interacting at the country level are well positioned to support this process.