US EditionNew data reveal World Bank DPF ‘climate finance’ carries strong private sector bias, undermining a just transition - Bretton Woods Project
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New data reveal World Bank DPF ‘climate finance’ carries strong private sector bias, undermining a just transition - Bretton Woods Project
A new policy brief from the Bretton Woods Project (BWP) – A just energy transition deferred: How the World Bank counts pro-privatisation energy sector reforms as ‘climate finance’ – reveals how the World Bank is using its policy-based budget support to promote energy sector reforms that push for a private-led energy transition, while counting these measures as climate finance. The World Bank’s Development Policy Finance (DPF) is the institution’…
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