Piera Tortora’s Post

Here at #COP30, the 4P is keeping a clear focus on driving forward practical, scalable debt solutions. At the event ‘ Healthy Debt on a Healthy Planet: the 4P Implementation Pathway on Debt, Nature and Climate Nexus’ we showcased concrete examples of countries and institutions putting this agenda into action. One standout example: Uganda is now developing a debt sustainability analysis that fully incorporates climate and nature risks and opportunities, in line with the recommendations of the Expert Review on Debt, Nature and Climate. A meaningful step toward more resilient and future-proof public finance. Grateful to the UK for co-hosting this important discussion with us—and huge kudos to our excellent speakers for their valuable insights: - Sam Koojo , Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Uganda - Francesco Corvaro, Special Climate Envoy, Italy - Avinash Persaud , Special Adviser, InterAmerican Development Bank - Stephane Hallegatte , Chief Climate Economist, World Bank - Sivendra Michael, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, Fiji - Leslie Maasdorp , CEO, British International Investment - Yussuf H., office of the Special Envoy for Climate to President Ruto, Kenya The panel was brilliantly moderated by Michael Jacobs, ODI and Senior Advisor to the 4P Secretariat for the 4P Implementation Pathway on Debt, Nature and Climate Nexus. If you missed the event, you can watch it here: https://lnkd.in/eVgzFaya 👉👉👉📯I am also proud to announce that on the same day of this event, Egypt has joined the 4P Implementation Pathway on Debt, Nature and Planet, alongside Colombia, Kenya, France, Germany, and UK! 🎊🎊🎊🎊 Vera Songwe Melinda Bohannon Rachel Kyte Chris Bold Rahi Islam Jarnail Atwal Martina Metz Camille Morfouace Gabrielle Rousseau Charles Tetu Shanti Bobin Susana Mohamud Mahmoud Mohieldin Mary Beth Goodman Federico Bonaglia Haje Schütte Andreas Schaal Carmine Di Noia António Ferreira Gomes Paolo Gentiloni Francesc Pont Casellas