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Global Landscape: Green banks are growing in number and influence. While standalone institutions are more common in developed economies, EMDEs have increasingly adopted alternative models such as green finance facilities within existing public development banks.
Institutional Models: The report identifies four primary models for sustainable finance&mdash;standalone institutions, green public development banks, internal green windows, and country platforms&mdash;providing a practical taxonomy to guide new initiatives.
Persistent Barriers: Despite progress, many green banks face constraints, including limited access to capital, inadequate regulatory frameworks, and capacity shortfalls. The report outlines approaches to address these challenges through innovative design and stakeholder engagement.
Sustainability Frameworks: Green banks&rsquo; success depends on their ability to achieve financial, environmental, and political sustainability. The report presents a conceptual framework for integrating these elements into&nbsp;establishing and operating green banks.

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