BwB News

Fragile and conflict-affected states sit at the frontline of ClimateRisk, yet continue to receive some of the lowest levels of AdaptationFinance globally. Our latest article, ‘Beyond Emergency Aid: Climate Adaptation Funding in Fragile States’, explores why the financing system still struggles to respond at scale. Today, short-term emergency aid dominates, but this is not designed to support the long-term resilience initiatives these countries urgently need. Key challenges

No single group of stakeholders can drive the transition to climate-neutral cities alone. Public sector actors, private capital advisors, technical experts, and communities must collaborate to bridge the gap between ambition and implementation.   This is why the Climate City Capital Hub, led by BwB and its consortium partners at NetZeroCitiesEU, was designed as a collaborative initiative.   Each partner contributes distinct strengths to support Mission Cities in unlocking a

We recently shared insights from our Investor Roundtable on the Future of Sustainability-Linked Bonds (SLBs) – a conversation that highlighted the need to address the challenges preventing SLBs from realising their potential to mobilise private capital for climate and nature-positive outcomes.   If you missed it, visit the link in the first comment below.  Today, we’re sharing some research that adds a layer of analysis to our roundtable findings. Our ‘SLB Research Deck’, 

BwB was delighted to join the 4th Arab Forum for Land and Climate in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, where this year’s theme, 'Land and Sea in Harmony: Pathways to the Blue Economy’, brought together more than 70 participants from 23 international, regional, and national organisations to explore how finance can drive sustainable coastal resilience. BwB Vice President, Renata Haseth, spoke on the panel ‘Financing Coastal Resilience: De-Risking Nature-Based Solutions’, sharing insight