UNITAR and Building Bridges Sign Partnership on Sustainable Finance Learning

In a period of tight fiscal space, high debt and repeated economic and climate shocks, public and private capital need to work together far more effectively than they do today. That work requires knowledge and skills that remain in short supply. Many ministries of economy and finance lack the capacity to develop the regulatory frameworks and financial incentives needed to attract investments at scale, while ensuring that the costs and benefits of the transition are distributed fairly. At the same time, business leaders struggle to translate carbon emissions, biodiversity impact, or social indicators into financial metrics and strategic decision-making. Building a shared understanding requires learning and skills development at scale, from foundational sustainable finance literacy to specialized expertise in areas such as adaptation and nature finance.

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