UNCTAD urges stronger action to help least developed nations tap into carbon markets
The United Nations Trade and Development (UNCTAD) urged during the 29th United Nations Climate Change ...
Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) plans to introduce Carbon Emission Certificates to encourage companies to cut greenhouse gas emissions, especially through using modern technology contributing to this end.
This falls within the framework of the authority’s keenness to intensify efforts to realize sustainability in the non-banking financial sector in general and in the capital market in particular through introducing new financial tools and mechanisms that allow securing needed finance for projects that serve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), especially with regard to climate change, women empowerment and prompting gender equality.
Achieving this requires huge financing that governments cannot secure alone.
FRA will also seek providing needed incentives for specialized investment and charity funds in order to secure needed financing serving the SDGs.
It will also work on developing new kinds of sustainable development bonds in accordance with Egypt Vision 2030.
FRA seeks to activate the role of investment funds to support Egypt Vision 2030, especially in the fields of sustainability, confronting climate change and empowering women.
The United Nations Trade and Development (UNCTAD) urged during the 29th United Nations Climate Change ...
About 140 oil and gas companies have committed to credibly measuring and reducing methane emissions ...
Egypt’s Minister Rania Mashat has witnessed the launch of two international initiatives on sustainable energy ...
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