Latin America & Caribbean

Adaptation Finance, Climate Change, Events, Latin America & Caribbean, Webinars | 23 October 2026

This webinar will introduce UNEP FI’s Adaptation Finance Taxonomy Playbook, a guide accompanied by a practical toolkit designed to help financial institutions navigate these challenges. Tailored for policy, compliance, investment and underwriting teams, the session will explore how taxonomies can be used to identify and classify adaptation activities, highlight emerging market practices, and share real-world examples relevant to Latin America and the Caribbean.

Latin America & Caribbean, Regional Roundtable, Roundtables | 22 October 2026

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Adaptation Finance, Africa & Middle East, Asia Pacific, Insurance, Latin America & Caribbean, Publications, V20 | 08 July 2026

The V20 Sustainable Insurance Facility (V20-SIF), implemented under the PSI, has released its Landscape Study. Drawing on surveys and interviews with financial institutions across V20 economies, the report sets out a pragmatic and replicable approach to strengthening the climate resilience of MSMEs.

Banking, Climate Change, Latin America & Caribbean, Publications | 04 May 2026

This Spanish-language guide, tailored for banking practitioners and sustainability professionals, provides practical measures to address climate mitigation and transition across an organization’s banking and corporate functions within the Latin America & Caribbean (LAC) region.

Events, Latin America & Caribbean, Nature, Policy, Webinars | 28 April 2026

Esta sesión se centrará en las recomendaciones del NGFS dirigidas a los supervisores para la implementación de un marco de supervisión de riesgos relacionados con la naturaleza, tal como se recoge en su Note on the Supervision of Nature-Related Financial Risks.

Adaptation Finance, Climate Change, Events, Latin America & Caribbean, Webinars | 14 April 2026

According to UNEP’s latest Adaptation Gap Report, estimated annual adaptation finance needs have reached US$34 billion in Latin America and the Caribbean. To help close this gap, this session will examine how banks, insurers, development finance institutions, and investors operating across Latin America and the Caribbean can use the Adaptation and Resilience Impact Measurement Toolkit to help strengthen the business case for adaptation finance, improve transparency around adaptation outcomes, and support better decision-making.

Events, Latin America & Caribbean, Policy, Webinars | 13 April 2026

Esta sesión ofrecerá una visión general sobre los requisitos de aseguramiento de informes de sostenibilidad corporativa en la región. Expertos en aseguramiento y organismos internacionales de normalización explicarán los aspectos clave de la diligencia debida aplicable al aseguramiento de informes de sostenibilidad, tanto bajo la modalidad de aseguramiento razonable como limitado, y compartirán buenas prácticas que permiten optimizar y agilizar el proceso de aseguramiento para los bancos.

Africa & Middle East, Asia Pacific, Events, Insurance, Latin America & Caribbean, Regions, Risk, Social, Technical Advice for Policy-Makers publications, V20, Webinars | 10 April 2026

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Events, Latin America & Caribbean, Policy, Webinars | 03 March 2026

En esta sesión del Programa de Apoyo a la Implementación Regulatoria (RISP), expertos del Consejo de Normas Internacionales de Sostenibilidad (ISSB) y la Red para la Ecologización del Sistema Financiero (NGFS) ofrecerán perspectivas a los miembros y partes interesadas de UNEP FI sobre su orientación para la implementación y divulgación de planes de transición.

Latin America & Caribbean, Pollution & Circular Economy, Publications | 20 November 2025

The Circular Economy (CE) Finance project in Latin America aims to empower financial institutions to scale up CE investments, particularly benefiting micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), by addressing systemic barriers, improving taxonomy integration, and building internal capacities of financial institutions.