柬埔寨银行协会联手全球绿色增长研究所 启动绿色金融网络

分类金融
事件时间2026-08-01 14:19
地点金边
来源柬埔寨投资评论(CIR)
发布时间2026/08/01 14:19
详情描述
柬埔寨银行协会(ABC)与全球绿色增长研究所(GGGI)近日在金边正式启动绿色金融网络(GFN Cambodia)。该平台旨在通过行业驱动的统一框架,扩大绿色投资规模,加速柬埔寨向低碳基础设施转型。
此次启动会议汇集了来自商业银行、金融机构、德国驻柬埔寨大使馆、东盟能源中心(ACE)以及亚洲低碳建筑转型(ALCBT)项目执行单位的50名代表。
绿色金融网络是五年期亚洲低碳建筑转型项目的重要组成部分,旨在解决柬埔寨低碳建筑项目面临的资金缺口。根据柬埔寨国家自主贡献(NDC 3.0)承诺,该国计划在2035年前将温室气体排放量减少55%,这一目标预计在未来十年内需要超过320亿美元的绿色投资支持。
该网络为金融部门提供了一个结构化的长期框架,旨在推动行业从短期的研讨交流转向持续的绿色信贷行动,从而撬动私人资本投入高影响力的气候项目。
📋 简要摘要 ▸
柬埔寨银行协会与全球绿色增长研究所正式启动绿色金融网络,旨在通过行业驱动平台扩大绿色投资,加速国家向低碳基础设施转型。该项目作为亚洲低碳建筑转型计划的一部分,致力于在未来十年内撬动数十亿美元的私人资本,以支持柬埔寨实现320亿美元的气候目标。
📋 完整原文 ▸
[来源: CIR] [分类提示: NEWS]
标题: Mobilizing Green Capital: ABC and GGGI Launch Green Finance Network to Accelerate Cambodia’s $32 Billion Climate Goal
Cambodia Investment Review
The Association of Banks in Cambodia (ABC) and the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) have officially kicked off their first meeting on the establishment of the Green Finance Network (GFN Cambodia), launching a unified, industry-driven platform to scale up green investments and accelerate the country’s transition toward low-carbon infrastructure.
The inaugural meeting convened 50 high-level representatives from commercial banks, financial institutions, the German Embassy, the ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE), and the Asia Low Carbon Buildings Transition (ALCBT) Project Implementation Unit.
Unlocking Private Capital for High-Impact Climate Action
Established under Output 3 of the five-year ALCBT project, GFN Cambodia will address the critical funding gap for low-carbon building (LCB) projects across the kingdom. As one of the nation’s most vulnerable to climate change, Cambodia has set ambitious targets under its NDC 3.0 commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 55% by 2035—a milestone requiring over $32 billion in green investment over the next decade.
Read More: Exclusive – Association of Banks Executive Director Khemara Ros Outlines Roadmap for Cambodia’s Next Banking Growth Cycle
GFN Cambodia provides a structured, long-term framework to move the financial sector from temporary workshops to continuous, actionable