A sustainable finance approach, derived from the Resource Nexus, could be a key aspect of the evolution of the global financial architecture into a financial system that is not primarily focused on its own stability, but rather, serves to finance ecologically and socially sustainable development. This module not only explores the ways by which Resource Nexus projects can better address financial and trading systems; it also delves into the means of enabling financial and trading systems to adhere to sustainable development within planetary boundaries in a just and safe way. Meeting the challenge of managing and financing the resources needed for human life in a sustainable way forms the basis of this Resource Nexus module.
Project
Resource Nexus Finance (RNF): Linking Resource Nexus and Sustainable Finance
The project works on the interface between Resource Nexus and sustainable finance.
Related content
Conversation Series
Trillions on the Table: How IFAD De?risks Investment in Global Food Value Chains
Degree Defense
PhD Defence: Essays on the Extended E?ects of International Scientific Mobility
Rodrigo Ito
Media Coverage
Private credit rating agencies shape Africa’s access to debt. Better oversight is needed
In The Conversation, Daniel Cash explains how private credit rating agencies wield governance-like power over Africa’s access to development finance.
