Beyond green finance Why the financial sector must look toward human rights?
By: Estefanía Rubio
Sustainable development finance leader
In a context where sustainable finance has primarily advanced along the environmental dimension, at CREER we make a clear call: There is no sustainable transition without human rights at the center of financial decision-making.
- Responsibility is shared among the public, private, and multilateral sectors.
- We must move forward with a just transition toward Net Zero economies.
- We need to contextualize these debates in Latin America, a region marked by deep social inequalities and a high dependence on natural resources.
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Beyond green finance Why the financial sector must look toward human rights?
In a context where sustainable finance has primarily advanced along the environmental dimension, at CREER we make a clear call: There is no sustainable transition without human rights at the center of financial decision-making.
