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  • The Hong Kong Sustainable Debt Market Briefing 2024 analyzes the performance of sustainable debt in Hong Kong through the end of 2024, highlighting a decline in locally originated debt alongside a significant increase in international GSS+ bond issuance and the launch of the Hong Kong Taxonomy.

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    Themes: sustainable financegreen bondstaxonomycarbon neutrality
    Climate Bonds Initiative

    Document type: Briefing

    Regions: Hong Kong

  • This case study analyzes the sensitivity of sustainability classifications for rural credit in Brazil, comparing five different taxonomies and initiatives applied to data from the BCB's SICOR system between July 2015 and June 2023.

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    Themes: agricultureland usesustainable financetaxonomyno-till farming
    Climate Policy Initiative

    Document type: Case study

    Regions: Brazil

  • The Climate Bonds Taxonomy is a science-based guide published by the Climate Bonds Initiative to identify assets and projects compatible with a low-carbon, climate-resilient economy aligned with the Paris Agreement's 2-degree Celsius warming target. It provides a 'traffic light' system to categorize assets as automatically compatible (green), potentially compatible (orange), incompatible (red), or requiring further work (grey), serving as the basis for the Climate Bonds Standard certification process.

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    Themes: energy transitionclimate financetaxonomyparis agreementlow-carbon economy
    Climate Bonds Initiative

    Document type: Guide

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