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EU should support lower-income countries through ‘sustainable finance advisory hub’

An electrical substation at the Krissana Wind Co. NKS wind farm in Thailand
An electrical substation at a wind farm in Thailand. The report says the EU is looking for strategic partners in lower and middle-income countries to secure its supply of renewable energy, and partner countries can benefit from this demand (Photo: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg)

Report finds the private sector is insufficiently involved in preparing sustainable projects in poorer nations

The European Commission should establish a “sustainable finance advisory hub” to assist lower and middle-income countries in developing their own sustainable finance frameworks, including standards, taxonomies and disclosure rules, recommends a report by the EU executive’s high-level expert group.

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