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Central banks and financial supervisors are starting to think big on climate change

November 14, 2018 por Autor invitado - Gianleo Frisari Leave a Comment

Since the remarkable “Breaking the Tragedy of Horizon” speech by Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of England, in 2015, climate-related risks entered the agenda of concerns for the financial supervisor and regulator. Two years later, in December 2017, eight central banks and supervisors (including Banco de Mexico) established the Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for … [Read more...] about Central banks and financial supervisors are starting to think big on climate change

3 reasons the private sector should invest in Nature-based Solutions to become more climate resilient

October 19, 2018 por Autor invitado Leave a Comment

In the past few years, ‘Nature-based Solutions’ has emerged as a new umbrella term for measures “inspired and supported by nature”. Nature-based Solutions may include a range of urban, coastal and land-based approaches, such as coral reef restoration, afforestation, watershed creation, green roofs and facades and more. These types of ecological approaches that utilize the … [Read more...] about 3 reasons the private sector should invest in Nature-based Solutions to become more climate resilient

Panama: Adapting Fishing and Tourism to Climate Change

May 11, 2018 por Autor invitado - Svante Persson Leave a Comment

The waters of the Gulf of Montijo in Panama are warming up, effectively driving fish and the fishermen depending on them further out where temperatures are cooler. At the same time, the coast line is eroding, pushing tourists to opt for other beaches. This is why artisanal fishermen and micro tourism entrepreneurs in coastal communities, who are suffering the consequences of … [Read more...] about Panama: Adapting Fishing and Tourism to Climate Change

Climate risk studies help strengthen Nicaragua’s road network

July 19, 2017 por Leave a Comment

Road transportation plays a pivotal role in Nicaragua’s economic development. The competitiveness of its industry, agriculture and trade is closely linked to the efficacy and efficiency of the transportation operation. In order to support this sector, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has implemented the Transport Sector Support Program (PAST, after its Spanish … [Read more...] about Climate risk studies help strengthen Nicaragua’s road network

Green Finance: The Key to Unlocking Sustainable Development

July 18, 2017 por Autor invitado Leave a Comment

    The world has, for some time now, been keenly aware of the challenges that poor environmental management poses to our common future – threatening human health, peaceful societies, and long-term economic sustainability. 2016 was the hottest year on record due to man-made climate change. Smog has increasingly blighted many cities and an estimated 18,000 … [Read more...] about Green Finance: The Key to Unlocking Sustainable Development

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