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Technical Report
The Rapid Environment Economic Assessment (REEA) model can be used to analyse government investment...
Technical Report
This report presents adjusted Uganda’s macroeconomic indicators for 2020 and highlights relevant...
Technical Report
The key purpose of the water accounts is to inform policy decisions on effective water management...
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Starting on a Sustainable Investing Journey
This article is intended as a summary of the type of guidance World Bank teams aim to provide investors we work with who are starting on the journey of sustainable investing, with questions investors may ask themselves.
A toolkit for sustainable investment policy and regulation (part 1)
This toolkit provides a high-level overview of five foundational sustainable investment policies, listed in Box 1, explaining why each is important, setting out their key features and presenting some examples of such policies in action.
Riding the Wave : Navigating the ESG Landscape for Sovereign Debt Managers
This paper presents an overview of areas in which DMOs can respond to the changing world and proposes six ESG market readiness factors as well as a framework to help formulate DMO strategy in the area of ESG investing. The paper also concludes that in less developed markets, given weak institutional arrangements, it is often better to concentrate development efforts on the local capital market as this will ultimately support a more sustainable economy in the long run.
Spatial Finance: Challenges and Opportunities
This report outlines a possible taxonomy and hierarchy for spatial finance, showing how discrete forms of technology, approaches and data can be considered within a single consistent framework.
Pension Systems Plus Climate Risk : Measurement Plus Mitigation (English)
This report focuses on pension system greening and aims to provide data-driven recommendations to orient climate-aligned investment practices.
Towards Ecosystem Accounts For Uganda
The report on “Towards Ecosystem Accounting in Uganda” describes the results of the first iteration for experimental ecosystem accounts in Uganda. It indicates how information in ecosystem accounts could be used to support policy making and ecosystem management.