Climate Bonds Initiative

Climate Bonds is excited to bring you: 5️⃣by 2️⃣5️⃣! We have identified five factors that will increase the flow of green, social, sustainability and sustainability-linked (GSS+) bonds and loans for the year ahead. Based on research into the 2024 market trends and areas of urgent focus in the fight against climate catastrophe, these factors look to both build on successes from the previous year and give a comprehensive, panoramic run-down of the socio-economic factors likely to be at the forefront of market activity this year. The markets insights for 2025 in brief: 1: Transition planning will highlight the magnitude of expenditure required to reach net-zero 📝 2: New governments bolster national ambitions 👊 3: Taxonomies: New definitions, and broader interoperability 📃 4: Adaptation and resilience expected to increase 📈 5: Insurance companies will step in 💪 Read more about how the markets looked at the end of 2024, as well as the factors that will drive change in 2025 HERE: https://ow.ly/2Got50UC0G8

Make sure to register to secure your place👀📅 The Climate Bonds Initiative invites you to a Lunch 'n Learn session featuring the newly developed Agriculture Production (Crop and Livestock) Criteria, now available for certification under the Climate Bonds Standard 💪 This engaging event will provide an in-depth overview of the criteria, which offer a comprehensive framework for reducing emissions in agriculture, one of the most emission-intensive sectors globally. We will explore how these criteria support sustainable practices across key areas such as deforestation prevention, biodiversity protection, and improvements in water use and animal welfare 🫡 Join us to learn how the criteria align with global sustainability frameworks like the Paris Agreement and the Global Methane Pledge, and how they can help accelerate the transition to a low-carbon, sustainable agricultural future. Presented by👇 Reyes Tirado, Agri-Food Standard Lead, Climate Bonds Initiative 🎥Join us via LinkedIn Live or register via Zoom here🔗https://ow.ly/3EuR50UG19N

Make sure to register to secure your place👀📅 The first of our hugely informative Lunch 'n Learn sessions of 2025 focusses on New #Agriculture Production Criteria: Emphasising #Methane Abatement Strategies 💭 Join us for an hour of instructive discussion, whatever your familiarity of the subject🤝we hope you'll come away feeling entertained and informed by our highly engaging speaker for January, Climate Bonds' Agri-Food Lead, Reyes Tirado 💪 🎥Join us via LinkedIn Live or register via Zoom here🔗https://ow.ly/3EuR50UG19N

NOW OPEN: Public Consultation for Alternative Proteins Criteria 🌎🍴 Livestock farming contributes 60% of food system emissions and 12–20% of global GHG emissions, yet provides just a fraction of global calories and protein. To combat these challenges, we must scale up the production and distribution of alternative proteins—such as cultivated meat, fermentation-enabled dairy, and plant-based options. 🌱 The Climate Bonds Initiative is proud to launch the Public Consultation for the Alternative Proteins Criteria under the Climate Bonds Standard, from 9 December 2024 to 7 February 2025. This framework will help certify climate-aligned investments in alternative protein production and distribution, ensuring a sustainable transformation of global food systems. ✅ Your feedback is essential to shaping the sustainable transformation of global food systems. We need your voice! ➡️ Learn more and participate here: https://lnkd.in/dmAUs-n3 #ClimateAction #AlternativeProteins #SustainableFood #greenfinance #SustainableFinance

In case you missed today's webinar🎥 Climate Bonds’ recent report, launched at #COP29, outlines a wide range of ways that DFIs, their shareholders, and policymakers can increase private capital mobilisation for green. Today's panellists discussed these recommendations and highlighted their experiences in mobilising capital. 🗣️ Sean Kidney, CEO and Co-Founder, Climate Bonds Initiative Lily Burge, Senior Policy Research Analyst, Climate Bonds Initiative Amal-Lee Amin, Managing Director and Head of Climate, Diversity and Advisory, British International Investment Thibaud Lemercier, Senior Climate Officer, BIO INVEST Catch the full recording HERE: https://ow.ly/nu1j50UFqSn

Save the date for the first Climate Bonds webinar of 2025 👇 🗓️ Monday, 13th January The climate transition requires large-scale mobilisation of private capital to transition energy systems, build resilient infrastructure, and develop sustainable communities 💪 Some of the greatest sustainable investment challenges lie in developing the market conditions, the de-risking provisions, and the financial structures needed to enable private capital to flow to crucial transition investments. Development finance institutions are a key player in this, maximising their mobilisation capabilities could hugely accelerate sustainable investment flows across the world. If all DFIs were to double the current best efforts on mobilisation, levels would increase to EUR740bn per year, having a major impact on global climate finance levels. Climate Bonds’ recent report, launched at #COP29, outlines a wide range of ways that DFIs, their shareholders, and policymakers can increase private capital mobilisation for green. In this webinar we’ll be unpacking these recommendations and hearing from experts on their experiences in mobilising capital. We'll bring you more updates throughout the week on speakers. Make sure to register HERE🔗https://lnkd.in/dishW8dY

Last chance to register👇 🗓️ Monday, 13th January, 13:00 U.K The climate transition requires large-scale mobilisation of private capital to transition energy systems, build resilient infrastructure, and develop sustainable communities 💪 Climate Bonds’ recent report, launched at #COP29, outlines a wide range of ways that DFIs, their shareholders, and policymakers can increase private capital mobilisation for green. In this webinar we’ll be unpacking these recommendations and hearing from experts on their experiences in mobilising capital. Joining us 🗣️ Sean Kidney, CEO and Co-Founder, Climate Bonds Initiative Lily Burge, Senior Policy Research Analyst, Climate Bonds Initiative Amal-Lee Amin, Managing Director and Head of Climate, Diversity and Advisory, British International Investment Thibaud Lemercier, Senior Climate Officer, BIO INVEST Make sure to register HERE🔗https://ow.ly/j2Ce50UB4Lx

The factors that will increase the flow of green, social, sustainability and sustainability-linked (GSS+) bonds and loans for the year ahead 👇 Download the 5 by 25 report today, to find out more about how the markets looked at the end of 2024, as well as the factors that will drive change in 2025 HERE: https://ow.ly/2Got50UC0G8

Make sure you get your place👇 🗓️ Monday, 13th January, 13:00 U.K The climate transition requires large-scale mobilisation of private capital to transition energy systems, build resilient infrastructure, and develop sustainable communities 💪 Climate Bonds’ recent report, launched at #COP29, outlines a wide range of ways that DFIs, their shareholders, and policymakers can increase private capital mobilisation for green. In this webinar we’ll be unpacking these recommendations and hearing from experts on their experiences in mobilising capital. Joining us 🗣️ Sean Kidney, CEO and Co-Founder, Climate Bonds Initiative Lily Burge, Senior Policy Research Analyst, Climate Bonds Initiative Amal-Lee Amin, Managing Director and Head of Climate, Diversity and Advisory, British International Investment Thibaud Lemercier, Senior Climate Officer, BIO INVEST Make sure to register HERE🔗https://ow.ly/j2Ce50UB4Lx

In case you missed it! Climate Bonds' 5️⃣by 2️⃣5️⃣ report We have identified five factors that will increase the flow of green, social, sustainability and sustainability-linked (GSS+) bonds and loans for the year ahead. Based on research into the 2024 market trends and areas of urgent focus in the fight against climate catastrophe, these factors look to both build on successes from the previous year and give a comprehensive, panoramic run-down of the socio-economic factors likely to be at the forefront of market activity this year. The markets insights for 2025 in brief: 1: Transition planning will highlight the magnitude of expenditure required to reach net-zero 📝 2: New governments bolster national ambitions 👊 3: Taxonomies: New definitions, and broader interoperability 📃 4: Adaptation and resilience expected to increase 📈 5: Insurance companies will step in 💪 Read more about how the markets looked at the end of 2024, as well as the factors that will drive change in 2025 HERE: https://ow.ly/2Got50UC0G8