10th annual OECD Forum on Green Finance and Investment
2-3 October 2023 
Hybrid event
This pioneering annual event convened leading actors across the green finance community to help catalyse and support the transition to a green, low-emissions and climate-resilient global economy.
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New report: Mechanisms to Prevent Carbon Lock-in in Transition Finance
Carbon lock-in occurs when high-emission infrastructure or assets continue to be used, despite the possibility of substituting them with low-emission alternatives, thereby delaying or preventing their net-zero transition. This report provides good practices on the integration of credible mechanisms to prevent carbon lock-in, address greenwashing risks and build market confidence.
In Focus
- Working paper: Climate change mitigation scenarios for financial sector target setting and alignment assessment | 28 September 2023
- Working paper: Paris-consistent climate change mitigation scenarios: A framework for emissions pathway classification | 28 September 2023
- Working paper: Watered down? Investigating the financial materiality of water-related risks in the financial system | 28 September 2023
- Policy paper: A supervisory framework for assessing nature-related financial risks | 28 September 2023
- Blog: Closing the credibility gap: Aligning corporate near-term actions with long-term net-zero targets | 28 September 2023
- OECD-INSPIRE workshop: Assessing biodiversity-related risks, impacts and dependencies in the financial sector | 4 April 2023
- Workshop on Metrics for Climate Transition and Net-Zero GHGs in Finance | 22 February 2023
- Policy paper: Supporting women’s empowerment through green policies and finance | 29 September 2022
Report: OECD Guidance on Transition Finance
Clean Energy Finance and Investment Mobilisation Programme
This OECD programme, also referred to as CEFIM, aims to strengthen domestic enabling conditions to attract finance and investment in renewable electricity and energy efficiency in five emerging economies in Asia and Latin America. The programme will support countries in the development of policies and instruments to help scale up a pipeline of bankable clean energy projects.
Supervisory Framework for Financial Risks from Biodiversity-related Losses
This project will develop a supervisory framework to help the Hungarian central bank (MNB) and other central banks assess biodiversity-related financial risks in the financial system, including transmission channels for physical and transition risks.