2019

Russia’s Environmental Permitting Regime is Revised in Government Decree No. 143

Country: 
Russia
Russia's environmental permitting regime was revised in January 2019 with the adoption of Decree No. 143.
2013

The European Investment Bank's (EIB's) Energy Lending Criteria Include an Emission Performance Standard

Country: 
EU
The European Investment Bank's (EIB's) Energy Lending Criteria introduced an emission performance standard (EPS) to ensure that all fossil fuel power generation projects financed by the EIB are in line with member states' commitments to EU climate policy.
2019

The European Investment Bank's Draft Energy Lending Policy

Country: 
EU
The European Investment Bank’s (EIB's) Draft Energy Lending Policy (ELP) focuses on activities in areas that it can provide a high degree of additional value: (i) filling investment gaps, (ii) focusing on long-term infrastructure needs, including innovation and scaling up low-carbon technologies, and (iii) supporting new market-based investments.
2011

Connecticut's Green Bank is Helping to Make Green Energy More Accessible and Affordable

Country: 
United States of America
The Connecticut Green Bank (CGB) is a quasi-public corporation that works with private-sector investors to create low-cost, long-term sustainable financing for green energy in order to increase its affordability and accessibility for homeowners, businesses, and institutions.
2005

The United States' Energy Policy Act of 2005

Country: 
United States of America
The United States' Energy Policy Act of 2005 sets out tax incentives and loan guarantees for various types of energy production.

Green Finance Strategy: Transforming finance for a greener future

Country: 
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

The UK has developed this Green Finance Strategy to align private sector financial flows with clean, environmentally sustainable, and

Belize's National Environmental Action Plan 2015-2020

Country: 
Belize
Intended to be used as an operational and management tool for the mobilization of resources, development capacity Belize's National Environmental Action Plan 2015-2020 serves as a guide to address gaps and the improvement in the execution of the government of Belize's environmental protection and natural resources management efforts.

Uganda National Tourism Sector Development Plan 2015/16-2019/20

Country: 
Uganda
Developed to stimulate growth in the tourism sector the national report Uganda National Tourism Sector Development Plan focuses on unlocking the binding constraints in five priority areas namely; marketing and promotion, human resource development, product development, natural and cultural resource conservation, and tourism management and regulation. These priorities emerged out of wide national consultations and are also aligned with the National Development Plan II (NDP II) priorities.

Water and Environment Sector Development Plan

Country: 
Uganda
The water and environmental resources are critical in Uganda's national transformation and sustainable development. This document, Water and Environment Sector Development Plan, outlines the development priorities being addressed by the water sector; describes the general state of affairs; covers the objectives, strategies, and priority interventions under the Sector Development Plan and National Development Plan (NDPII); and outlines the options for sources of funds to invest in the Water and Environment Sector.

Universalizing Clean Energy in Nepal: A plan for sustainable distributed generation and grid access to all by 2022

Organisation: 
NEA Engineering Company
Country: 
Nepal
Despite holding a mammoth potential for generating clean hydropower, every three in ten rural Nepalese continue to live in darkness.Universalizing Clean Energy in Nepal: A plan for sustainable distributed generation and grid access to all by 2022, jointly undertaken by the National Planning Commission and the Nepal Electricity Authority’s Engineering Company, presents insights for policymakers and offers a practical guide for relevant stakeholders to undertake the ambitious task of supplying electricity to each municipality with their own generation.

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