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World Bank Group
This report, Russia Green Finance: Unlocking opportunities for green investments presents the challenges, opportunities and possible avenues for mobilizing finances for greening the Russian economy.
United Nations Environment Finance Initiative (UNEP FI)
This report, Changing Course: A comprehensive investor guide to scenario-based methods for climate risk assessment, in response to the TCFD, captures the outputs and conclusions of the investor pilot undergone by twenty institutional investors on a scenario-based analysis of their portfolios in line with the recommendations of the FSB’s Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).
Inquiry into the Design of a Sustainable Financial System (UN Environment Inquiry)
The report, Fintech and Sustainable Development - Assessing the Implications, assesses how the financial system’s core functions are likely to be disrupted by financial technology (“fintech”) innovations and how they could help – or hinder – efforts to align financing with sustainable development.
Inquiry into the Design of a Sustainable Financial System (UN Environment Inquiry)

This report, Stock Exchanges and Sustainability forms part of the broader Inquiry and looks at not just effective mobilization of capital but the development of a financial system that is supportive of more sustainable outcomes. It does this by examining one part of the financial system, namely equity markets.

Stock exchanges have historically played an important role in economic growth and development through enabling effective capital allocation. However, exchanges and markets more broadly have changed over time, in structure, inter-connectedness and rate of activity. This has happened against a backdrop of growing recognition of the unsustainability of the current economic growth path in both social and environmental terms. Sustainability advocates and others have identified stock exchanges and evolving market structure as both contributors to the problem and a potential partner in the solution.

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
This report reviews the state of Italy's fossil-fuel subsidies and their progress in reforming their policies to reduce wasteful consumption. This is part of the G20's framework of voluntary peer reviews on fossil-fuel subsidies.