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Sustainable Banking Alliance Learning Report: Engaging Local Financial Institutions to Integrate Climate Finance Best Practices

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30 Oct, 2024

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Sustainable Banking Alliance Learning Report: Engaging Local Financial Institutions to Integrate Climate Finance Best Practices

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This “how-to guide” is a foundational resource that builds on the lessons learned from the Sustainable Banking Alliance initiatives in Colombia and Egypt and provides guidance on how to engage with financial institutions to integrate climate finance best practices.

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10/18/2024

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