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EIB backing targets climate-risk rules at Ugandan banks

Uganda’s green taxonomy and existing climate-risk rules move closer to implementation under EIB Global support

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Cutting air pollution and emissions together could save African countries billions

Researchers say development banks overlook the combined benefits of cutting air pollution and greenhouse gases, and argue for funding based on costs and benefits

The role of private investors in Africa’s clean energy transition

Africa has enormous potential for clean energy, and investing in the sector can be a win-win for investors and the continent

Green finance: laying ground for a low-carbon future

Climate change will have a significant impact on Uganda’s economy, which is over-reliant on natural resources. Primary sectors such as agriculture, water, energy, and fisheries are highly vulnerable

EIB backing targets climate-risk rules at Ugandan banks

Cutting air pollution and emissions together could save African countries billions

The role of private investors in Africa’s clean energy transition

Green finance: laying ground for a low-carbon future

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