
Press Release: Asian Civil Society Networks Raise ...
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PHNOM PENH, Cambodia and MANILA, Philippines, January 26, 2023 – Fair Finance Asia (FFA)...
On January 26, 2023, Fair Finance Asia (FFA) and NGO Forum on ADB (the...
FFA-SEI’s report, "Financing the Just Transition: Powering Asia’s Sustainable Energy Future,” (research partners: Profundo...
A roundtable discussion with stakeholders from the C20 working groups, civil society organizations, and...
Last October 2021, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSPs) launched the Philippine Sustainable Finance...
One of the policy initiatives to accelerate action towards the Paris Agreement or the...
Fair Finance Asia’s latest study reveals continued growth in Asia’s coal sector even after...
This covers the key findings and recommendations of Fair Finance Asia’s new regional study...
Time To Turn: 2020 Year in Review highlights the key progress and milestones of...
Why Banks Need To Put Sustainable Finance Clearly In Their Sights The Fair Finance...
Fair Finance Asia coalitions uses the Fair Finance Guide International (FFGI) Methodology to assess financial institutions’ sustainability policies against international norms and standards on 9 mandatory themes, namely climate change, corruption, gender equality, human rights, labor rights, nature, tax, arms, and transparency and accountability.
Japanese banks rank the highest against the 9 thematic areas assessed, on average, but still lags far behind their counterparts in other parts of the world. Among all FFA countries, banks had particularly low scores for policies addressing climate change and arms control.