Sustaining Progress: Integrating Sustainability into Global Finance through SETSF

Sustnable Finance: Navigating the Pathway to a Resilient, Inclusive Financial Sector

The objective of our global project, Sustnable Economic Transformation and Sustnable Finance SETSF, is to catalyze the transition towards a more sustnable economy, underpinned by international standards and global sustnability agas. Our initiative focuses on three primary areas:

1. Knowledge Exchange and Collaboration: We foster an environment where global expertise and best practices in sustnable economic transformation are shared among governments, financial institutions, and industry leaders through peer learning initiatives.

2. Policy and Regulatory Frameworks: We support the development of robust policy frameworks that govern the transition to a sustnable economy and finance sector. This includes crafting sustnable finance strategies, setting up taxonomies for market segmentation, establishing disclosure requirements, refining risk management practices, and creating standards for sustnable financial products.

3. Institutional Integration: We provide advisory services and technical assistance med at integrating sustnability into governance structures and decision-making processes within financial institutions.

Currently operational in Brazil, India, Peru, and Rwanda, our project also has plans to expand its reach across additional countries. Our eavors are closely aligned with strategic partners such as the European Commission, the IFC's Sustnable Banking and Finance Network SBFN, the International Sustnability Standards Board ISSB under the auspices of the IFRS Foundation, and the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative UNEP FI.

Funding for this global initiative comes from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development BMZ. We are also proud to receive co-funding from the European Commission as part of its Team Europe Sustnable Finance Advisory Hub.

We welcome engagement with diverse stakeholders including government authorities, central banks, financial supervisors, companies, banks, institutional investors, asset managers, insurers, professional associations, development banks, and trning institutions.

The SETSF project officially kicked off in November 2022 and is set to conclude its operations by June 2028.

For inquiries:

Angelika Frei-Oldenburg

Head of Sustnable Economic Transformation and Sustnable Finance Global Project

[email protected]

Mako Witte

Head of Sustnable Finance, Sustnable Economic Transformation and Sustnable Finance Global Project

[email protected]

Political Partners:

European Commission

Ministry of the Environment of Peru

National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development NABARD India

Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning MINECOFIN Rwanda

Brazilian Ministry of Finance

Implementation Partners:

International Sustnability Standards Board ISSB

UNEP FI

UNDP

Chartered Banker Institute

Sustnable Banking and Finance Network SBFN

For more information, please visit:

Principles for Responsible Banking Academy Websitehttps:www.responsiblebanking.net

Introduction to Sustnable Finance E-Learninghttps:www.sustnablefinancingelearning.org

Introduction to Sustnable Finance Taxonomies E-Learninghttps:www.sustnablefinancingtaxonomieselearning.org
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