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12.18.2002 ET
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United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiatives (UNEP FI) to Release Report Detailing Almost Two Years of Progress
Twenty-one months of finance and sustainability action
(CSRwire) GENEVA,SWITZERLAND - The Johannesburg Summit confirmed the critical
importance of the relationship between finance and sustainability. Will
financial institutions and capital markets become a key driver of
sustainability? This fundamental question remains unanswered.
Now, the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiatives (UNEP
FI)will do its part to shine light on this complex issue and, in April
2003, will bring to you a summary report covering twenty-one months of the
'UNEP FI Global Consultation on Finance and Sustainability.' UNEP's private
sector partners the Financial Institutions Initiative Association and the
Insurance Industry Initiative Association have sponsored development of
the report over a two-year period.
The report will include:
* Comprehensive summaries of key UNEP FI finance and sustainability
meetings from around the globe including participant lists.
* Super summaries of the UNEP FI events at the World Summit for
Sustainable Development (WSSD) including coverage of the day-long UNEP FI
African Task Force conference.
* A summary report from the March 2002 UNEP FI Global Roundtable in Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil.
* Coverage of UNEP FI climate change events in Bonn, Marrakech and New
Delhi.
* A CD-ROM containing more than 200 presentations drawn from 12 UNEP FI
meetings held during 2001-2002.
* The CD-ROM will also contain free copies of the following:
- The UNEP-World Bank-International Monetary Fund (IMF) report "Financing
for Sustainable Development"
- The Finance and Insurance sector report for WSSD
- The UNEP FI October 2002 landmark report exploring the role of the
financial sector in confronting climate change.
The full price of this report is US$500, but a discount of 30 per cent is
available if ordering before the 31st January, 2003.
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