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On 28 September 2023, the German government published the impact report for the Green German Federal securities that were issued in 2021. The “Green bond impact report 2021” provides investors with transparent and reliable information about the impact on the climate, environment and nature of green expenditures from budget year 2020 that were allocated to the proceeds of the Green German Federal securities issued in 2021.
On 30 March 2023, the German government published the allocation report for Green German Federal securities that were issued in 2022. The “Green bond allocation report 2022” provides investors with transparent and reliable information about federal budget expenditures incurred in 2021 in the areas of climate action, environmental protection and nature conservation that qualify as green and that were allocated to the proceeds of Green German Federal securities issued in 2022. In total, €14.5bn in eligible expenditures from the 2021 budget year were allocated to €16.8bn in proceeds from the securities.
The federal cabinet adopted the first German Sustainable Finance Strategy on 5 May 2021. The goal of the strategy is to mobilise investments that are urgently needed for climate action and sustainability while also addressing the climate risks that are increasingly relevant to the financial system.
Shifting the Trillions – A sustainable financial system for the great transformation
The German government’s Sustainable Finance Committee published its final report “Shifting the Trillions – A sustainable financial system for the great transformation” on 25 February 2021.
Germany’s Sustainable Development Strategy aims at protecting the natural environment and the climate, reducing poverty and hunger, and ensuring social cohesion.
The Climate Action Programme is the German government’s overall climate policy plan. It outlines the measures the government is taking to manage climate change and implement the Paris Agreement.