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La Federación Mundial de Financiamiento para el Desarrollo de la Institución Knowledge Hub (WFDFI_KH) es un portal en línea clusters de conocimiento y recursos sobre la financiación del desarrollo a través de todo el desarrollo de las áreas de intervención. Es un libre para todos los espacio web donde la financiación para el desarrollo de los profesionales y los amantes de acceso existentes y convincente de productos de conocimiento a partir de una amplia gama de instituciones, con diversa estructura y procedimientos, comprometido en apoyar y promover el desarrollo de las finanzas y sus temas transversales en la promoción de políticas, procesos, programas, proyectos y prácticas para el beneficio de sus beneficiarios y las partes interesadas. El dos veces a los efectos de la WFDFI_KH son la configuración y promoción de la política y de defensa de las posiciones que impactan el desarrollo de la banca y de las finanzas de la comunidad en todo el mundo y mejorar la DFI de la capacidad, así como para facilitar la gestión del conocimiento y el compartir.

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The role of National Public Development Banks in Financing the Water and Sanitation SDG 6 the Water related goals of the Paris Agreement and Biodiversity Protection

The role of National Public Development Banks in Financing the Water and Sanitation SDG 6 the Water related goals of the Paris Agreement and Biodiversity Protection

Los bancos La biodiversidad Finanzas Publicaciones Ods De Agua Potable Y Saneamiento De
This report is a global assessment of national public development banks’ (PDBs) involvement in the water sector in its broadest sense. It was commissioned by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) in the context of the Finance in Common Initiative, which seeks to enhance PDBs’ role in financing countries’ commitments to the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement.
Aligning Development Finance with Nature’s Needs: The role of government shareholders of development banks

Aligning Development Finance with Nature’s Needs: The role of government shareholders of development banks

Los bancos Finanzas Gestión Publicaciones Riesgo
Public Development Bank (PDB) encompasses a range of institutions with government shareholding, including multilateral, bilateral, national, and sub-national development banks. These banks have public policy-oriented mandates (as opposed to commercial mandates), and deploy financial instruments such as loans, equity, or guarantees (as distinguished from grant-making agencies). They exist to enable sustainable economic development, but some of their investments also put nature at risk.
Aligning Development Finance with Nature’s Needs: Estimating the nature-related risks of development bank investments

Aligning Development Finance with Nature’s Needs: Estimating the nature-related risks of development bank investments

Los bancos La biodiversidad Finanzas Inversiones Publicaciones Riesgo
This paper is an updated and expanded version of the one released in November 2020 ahead of the inaugural Finance in Common Summit. It aims at demonstrating that Public Development Banks (PDBs) can and should perform a stress test of the nature-related risks and impacts on their balance sheets nowadays.
Scaling Up Green, Social, Sustainability And Sustainability-Linked Bond Issuances In Developing Countries
Public development banks driving gender equality: An overview of practices and measurement frameworks

Public development banks driving gender equality: An overview of practices and measurement frameworks

Finanzas Género Ndb Los bancos públicos Publicaciones
This publication was jointly prepared by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women). The publication was led by Vanina Vincensini, UN Women with substantive contributions from Mar Merita Blat, Philippe Galland and Myriam Mesbah from AFD; and Vipul Bhagat, Anna Falth, Robyn Oates and Diana Rusu from UN Women. The authors would like to thank the experts who generously contributed their time and expertise to review the report, including Lizabeth Bronder, Marcelo Giugale, Anna Gollub, Esther Illouz, and Daniel Seymour.
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