Greening the Financial Sector Through Provision Policies: The Role of Central Banks

02/2021 | Report

The objective of provision policies is to help mobilize financial resources to build resilience, particularly for women, to ease climate-related post-disaster recovery, support the development of green projects and move the sector toward a less carbon-intensive economy that is more stable, secure, and inclusive. This special report examines how central banks and other financial regulatory institutions are involved in efforts to green the financial system through provision policies.

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