CNBS engages with with the World Bank for Technical Assistance, including on Climate Risk Evaluation in the Financial Sector; Roadmap for Greening the Financial System; and Reporting of geographic location of credits by supervised institutions.
Honduras
Last Updated:
04/05/2024
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Timeline
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2023Research and Engagement
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2021Research and Engagement
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CCSBSO, IFC, FMO, and Norfund sign a Regional Cooperation Agreement covering three components: Green Taxonomy (regional and national); ESG criteria; and Climate and Social Risk. The cooperation agreement runs until 2025.
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2020Framework Development
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CNBS, through circular No. 028/2020, issues the Standards for the Management of Environmental and Social Risks by Financial Institutions
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2015Research and Engagement
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The National Commission of Banks and Insurance (Comisión Nacional de Bancos y Seguros, CNBS) joins SBFN
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The Honduran Banking Association (Asociación Hondureña de Instituciones Bancarias, AHIBA) joins SBFN
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