Date: September 2025 The Development Bank of Nigeria (DBN) has already built a strong foundation for green finance in Nigeria. With GCF accreditation, robust risk frameworks, and established PFI networks, DBN is the bridge connecting large pools of climate finance
Abuja, Nigeria – In a landmark move signaling Nigeria’s commitment to combating climate change, the Federal Government has announced ambitious plans to decarbonize the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (NAIA) in Abuja. This initiative marks a critical step towards a sustainable future for
“Carbon accounting” has become somewhat of a buzzword in the sustainability world. And while the word “accounting” might initially furrow some brows, just know that carbon accounting needn’t be so complicated. If you break it into manageable chunks, understand why
ActionAid Ireland says carbon markets “almost always fail.” The facts, and the communities they support, tell a very different story. If a recent opinion article (external) in The Irish Times is to be believed, carbon markets “almost always fail” and
Carbon pricing systems around the world are built on three foundational approaches: carbon taxes, emissions trading systems (ETS or cap-and-trade), and hybrid models that combine elements of both. Carbon Tax A carbon tax is a government-imposed fee on the burning
Researchers from the Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery, Oxford Net Zero and Oxford Sustainable Finance Group have submitted feedback to the UK Government’s ‘Voluntary Carbon and Nature Markets: Raising Integrity’ consultation, coordinated by the Department for Energy Security and Net
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