How central banks are tackling climate change risks
Central banks have an increasingly critical role in tackling climate change policy objectives by incorporating climate-related risks into regulatory frameworks.
Silvia Ainio works as Policy Officer at the European Commission, where she focuses on innovative financing instruments for climate action.
Passionate about SDGs strategies and a strong climate change activist, she seeks to bring together public institutions and donors with innovative entrepreneurs, in order to foster innovation and economic development.
Previously, she worked in the private sector as well as for various international organizations such as the Green Climate Fund in South Korea and the OECD in France.
Central banks have an increasingly critical role in tackling climate change policy objectives by incorporating climate-related risks into regulatory frameworks.
Countries can use financial systems to encourage investments in green activities, thereby tackling both the debt and climate crisis all at once.