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'Government needs to lead': Green finance experts unveil blueprint for mobilising net zero investment

Cecilia Keating

20 February 2024 • 4 min read

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Green Finance Institute and IPPR call for deeper collaboration between private and public sectors and sector-specific transition pathways to boost much needed green investment

Further calls have come for deeper collaboration and partnerships between the private and public sectors and the development of clearer sector-specific transition strategies in order to unlock much-needed...

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