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As the “dual carbon” goals and sustainable development objectives advance, the shift towards economic greening, low-carbon development, and high-quality growth is becoming crucial. A major issue is how to rapidly grow “green” sectors like energy efficiency, environmental protection, clean production, and renewable energy, while also enabling the low-carbon transformation of traditional industries. Finance, vital to the real economy, plays a key role in resource allocation and risk management, supporting sustainable industrial development and overall economic transformation. This paper by IIGF experts explores the IIGF Green and Brown Revenue Database for listed companies, created by the International Institute of Green Finance at Central University of Finance and Economics. It examines the database’s applications in research and market practice, offering insights for academic studies, financial instrument development, and financial product innovation.

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IIGF and WEF Jointly Release Transition Finance Transformation Map
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At the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Dalian, the International Institute of Green Finance (IIGF) at Central University of Finance and Economics, in partnership with the World Economic Forum (WEF), introduced the Transition Finance Transformation Map. This comprehensive tool outlines nine critical subdimensions, including net-zero policies, sustainable finance taxonomies, and carbon markets, aimed at facilitating effective transition financing. The map synthesizes essential factors such as financial instruments, reporting standards, and policy frameworks, offering actionable insights for policymakers, investors, and businesses to accelerate the shift towards sustainable practices and achieve ambitious climate objectives.

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The report series offers comprehensive analyses of foreign investments in the mining sector and green hydrogen projects in low-income countries, focusing on Sub-Saharan Africa and Egypt. The first report examines the challenges and opportunities related to power supply, infrastructure, community engagement, and regulatory frameworks in Sub-Saharan Africa’s mining sector, proposing the MEND (Mineral-Electricity Nexus for Development) framework. The second report delves into the deployment of green hydrogen projects in Egypt, emphasizing the involvement of Chinese companies in technology supply, construction, financing, and partnerships. Both reports were commissioned by the African Climate Foundation (ACF) and aim to provide insights into sustainable energy solutions for critical activities in Africa.

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IIGF Index Report

Global Green Finance Development Index Report
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This report assesses the progress of green finance across 55 countries worldwide using the Global Green Finance Development Index criteria and ranks them accordingly. It evaluates green finance development in major global economies based on three main aspects: policy and strategy, market and products, and international cooperation.

We have prepared a brief overview of the Global Green Finance Development Index Report in English, providing you with the most up-to-date insights on the current state of green finance development worldwide.

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IIGF OPINION

Current Status of Green Finance Development in Germany and Sino-German Cooperation
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Written by:

Zhao Xin Assistant Researcher at the International Institute of Green Finance, zhaoxin@iigf.com.cn;
Mao Qian Director and Researcher at the International Cooperation Department of the International Institute of Green Finance, julia.q.mao@iigf.com.cn

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