How to scale up sustainable finance in low- and middle-income countries - with Kenneth Amaeshi

The final report of the European Commission High-Level Expert Group on scaling up sustainable finance in low- and middle-income countries suggests ways to mobilise private capital for sustainable investments in EU partner countries.
Kenneth Amaeshi, Professor of Sustainable Finance and Governance at the Florence School of Transnational Governance, is a co-author of the report.
In this 31st episode of Governance This Week, Amaeshi illustrates the report’s main recommendations, explaining that sustainable finance goes beyond environmental and climate concerns.
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Taxpayers money in Europe is used, not to fund projects in their own country, but must work to build infrastructure in other countries…with a high probability those funds will never be paid back. Why would they work free for other countries? That sounds like the Dodd- Frank house giveaway’s in the US…that led to the housing/ banking crisis and collapse in 2007. The U.S. economy has still not recovered. If someone cannot afford to buy a house themselves, even if you give them the house..they lose it, they don’t have the money to maintain it.