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Aktuelle Nachrichten und Veröffentlichungen über Sustainable Finance in Luxemburg

Interview with Jimmy Skenderovic (Luxembourg Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development), and Lennart Duschinger (Luxembourg Ministry of Finance)

Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. As stated by the…

Interview with Emilie Allaert, Head of Luxembourg Blockchain Lab

The advancement of sustainable finance has been triggered by different activities such as regulation, increased…

Press Release: Luxembourg Blockchain Week 2022- The Luxembourg Blockchain Lab and the Luxembourg Sustainable Finance Initiative announce joint Call for Projects

Luxembourg Blockchain Week 2022- The Luxembourg Blockchain Lab and the Luxembourg Sustainable Finance Initiative announce…

Press release – General public survey on sustainable finance: interest in the subject but need for better information.

General public survey on sustainable finance: interest in the subject but need for better information.…

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ECB – Banks gearing up to manage risks from climate change and environmental degradation – Results of the 2022 thematic review on climate-related and environmental risks

The ECB has published the results of the 2022 thematic review on climate-related and environmental…

ESAs launch joint Call for Evidence on greenwashing

The three European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA and ESMA – ESAs) published a Call for…

Sustainable economy: Parliament adopts new reporting rules for multinationals

The European Parliament adopts new reporting rules for multinationals. All large companies in the EU…

The International Platform on Sustainable Finance publishes and presents IPSF report on transition finance

The International Platform on Sustainable Finance publishes and presents IPSF report on transition finance. Access…

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Eine Fotogalerie der Luxemburger Schule Lycée des Arts et Métiers

Letztes Jahr haben wir die Schüler der Klasse 2TPTI des Luxemburger Lycée des Art et Métiers gefragt, wie sie die Ziele für nachhaltige Entwicklung (Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs) in einem Bild festhalten würden.

Unter Anleitung ihres Lehrers Joseph Tomassini sollten sie SDGs in Luxemburg darstellen, von unerreichten Zielen bis hin zu Aktivitäten mit einem Bezug zu Nachhaltigkeit und Vielfalt.

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