World Bank Group and Islamic Development Bank published a joint report on Islamic Finance and Climate Agenda.
The report examines the role of Islamic finance in the sustainable and climate finance markets by exploring market trends, instruments, and innovations across the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) member countries. The report draws on insights from surveys conducted with Islamic finance professionals and halal industry enterprises, as well as interviews with policymakers and private sector participants. The objective of this report is to identify opportunities and address challenges that can enhance the development of the Islamic sustainable finance market, with a focus on climate finance, which encompasses funding for climate mitigation, adaptation, and resilience building.
Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
Islamic finance and climate nexus
2.1 development of Islamic climate finance
2.2 climate-aligned development finance
Special focus: greening the halal industry
Chapter 3
Islamic climate finance in practice
3.1 sukuk
3.2 Islamic bank financing
3.3 Takaful
3.4 Wafq
3.5 Lessons learned
Special focus: Islamic climate fintech and digital Asset
Chapter 4
Key actions for Islamic climate finance development
Link to the Report’s PDF
https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/099111425065521240/pdf/P179601-72d2f911-ceff-4d69-9425-91da2517bbcb.pdf
