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How can we accelerate climate change financing in France and in Europe?

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The transpartisan collective « Accélérons », bringing together over 150 MPs, and I4CE – Institute for Climate Economics

 

This first event of the collective was provide an opportunity to take stock of climate investments in France, with the release of I4CE’s new edition of the Landscape of Climate Finance, and will enable MEPs from all political groups to propose reforms to accelerate these investments.

 

A few months before the European elections, MPs were also engage with experts to discuss solutions to increase funding at the EU level for the climate transition.

 

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Finance for Tomorrow launches the “Finance for Tomorrow Week” organized this year from November 26-30. This whole week dedicated to the financing of Climate issues and Sustainable Development will gather every year, in Paris, the financial and business community with various side events. We are happy that our event “How can we accelerate climate change financing in France and in Europe?” is taking place during this major annual Rendez-vous.

 

29 Nov 2018

How can we accelerate climate change financing in France and in Europe?

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