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University of Tasmania: Green Bond-Supported Campus Redevelopment

Sustainable Development Network

Bringing our environmental and financial sustainability focus together into a Green Bond Framework signaled that the University aligns with and delivers on public commitments and that strengthens our unique, sustainable, place-based approach. What were the key success factors in implementing the case study?

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Asia’s Sovereigns to Embrace Sustainable Bonds

Chris Hall

“The issuer base is likely to expand through multilateral support and as investor appetite for sustainable bonds catches up with vanilla bonds,” Moody’s added. Global sustainable bond issuance surged in 2021, with data providers estimating total volumes just above or below US$1 trillion; green bonds accounted for roughly half.

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This Week’s People Moves: ISSB Completes Board with Vice-Chair Hua

Chris Hall

In his former role at the World Bank, his responsibilities included driving sustainable finance capacity building programmes, green bond initiatives and also previously working as Administrator of the World Bank Group Pension Fund.

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Top 10 Business Sustainability Issues of 2023

B the Change

There’s a need for examples of organizations with “successful social justice strategies and processes,” wrote a North American academic. Get Started: How to Finance Your Sustainability Strategy describes how to access impact investing and green bonds. Reducing inequality is a broader goal. Sustainable Finance 10.

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Government and private funding – we need both for the energy transition

Renewable Energy World

Green bonds , which are primarily asset-linked, grew by 13% to a record $305 billion globally, after a slowdown in the first half of the year. That means investment in academic research and startup companies. companies, households and the government spent $85.3 Investing in Innovation.

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A Realist’s Guide to Investing for Good

Stanford Social Innovation

Nonetheless, a cottage industry of academics has toiled away (sometimes in partnership with asset management firms) developing and testing theories such as creating shared value, circularity, and ESG investing. Issuance of green bonds has more than tripled from 2017 to 2021.