Green Economy Transition Strategy

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Publication Date:
Apr 01, 2019
Topic:
Climate-Smart
Region:
Global
Language:
English
Nature:
Guidelines
Country:
Global / Non-Specific
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According to its Green Economy Transition Strategy EBRD aims to undertake systematic screening to identify climate-sensitive projects at an early stage of development so that appropriate climate-resilience measures can be integrated into investment design.

Green Economy Transition Strategy

Links:
ebrd-environmental-and-social-policy-2019-english.pdf
Green Economy Transition Strategy
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