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Case: Using green credit policy to bring down inflation

Target GroupExecutive Education, MasterResource TypeCase StudyDomainSustainability in Banks, Sustainability in Insurance Companies, Sustainable and Responsible Investment, Sustainable Financial EconomyDuration2h to ≤ 4hAuthorJens van ’t Klooster, Eric Monnet
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Inspire Green Finance is a global initiative focused on mobilizing capital for sustainable development through capacity building, policy innovation, and knowledge sharing. It supports governments, financial institutions, and stakeholders in creating enabling environments for green finance. The platform offers resources, events, and collaborative networks to advance low-carbon, climate-resilient investments aligned with global climate goals and SDGs.

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Integrate Inspire Green Finance resources into courses on sustainable finance, development economics, or environmental policy. Assign students to explore capacity-building tools and policy frameworks. Facilitate workshops simulating green finance project design or stakeholder negotiation. Use networking resources to connect students with practitioners. Encourage critical evaluation of enabling conditions for green finance in various contexts. Incorporate event participation or case studies to link theory with practice in sustainable investment.

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Assign students specific analytical roles before presenting the case. Use structured questioning protocols to guide examination of stakeholder perspectives, decision points, and systemic factors. Have students work in small groups to develop competing recommendations, then debate solutions using evidence from the case. Conclude with reflection on reasoning processes and assumptions that influenced their analysis.

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