Emission Reduction-Linked Notes Mobilize Private Capital for Climate Friendly Project

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Publication Date:
Feb 01, 2023
Topic:
Emission Reduction Program
Region:
East Asia and Pacific (EAP)
Language:
English
Nature:
Case Study
Country:
Vietnam
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In February 2023, the World Bank issued $50 million Emission Reduction-Linked Notes that mobilized private capital to finance a water purifier project in Vietnam and provided bond investors with a return linked to carbon credits generated by the project.

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