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China: Belt & Road and Green Overseas Development
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China's Belt & Road engagement tops $1trn in 2023, with significant shift to green energy investment, says report
The Griffith Asia Institute's new report reveals that China's Belt & Road Initiative surpasses $1 trillion in engagement, emphasizing a pivot towards equity investments in green energy and mining for 2023.
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China's overseas investment in metals and mining set to hit record, highlighting Chinese companies' intensifying efforts across clean technology supply chain
Beijing intensifies efforts to lock up access to renewable energy supply chain
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China: A Guide to a New Grievance Mechanism for the Mining Industry, with Emphasis on Chinese Corporations
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China: Most banks yet to establish grievance mechanisms for affected communities despite Green Finance Guidelines, experts observe
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China: Top-down policies remain major force driving ESG development, analyst says
The Chinese ESG market still enjoys considerable room for growth, and top-down policies remain the most important force driving development of the sector.
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China’s new green finance guidelines have a deforestation blind spot
The guidelines contain progressive elements, but risk overlooking forests and are not as binding as laws, writes Beibei Yin of Global Witness
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China issues Opinion on green Belt & Road emphasising corporate responsibility [unofficial translation]
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China's top economic planner issues guidance to promote green energy, finance, transport and technology under Belt & Road
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China: Notice by the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment on Issuing the “Green Development Guidelines for Overseas Investment and Cooperation” (Unofficial translation)
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China: Belt & Road and the new guidelines for "Green Overseas Development"
A new document promises to bring environmental considerations much deeper into China’s overseas project planning.