Turning debt into education investment

As part of UNESCO’s #FundEducation series, I supported UNESCO to explore the potential of debt-for-education swaps as a complementary innovative financing tool to help unlock predictable, multi-year funding for education. The research has resulted in a set of guidelines that can support policymakers and development partners to implement debt swaps, building on lessons learned from case studies.

Breaking the cycle of debt in Small Island Developing States

The climate crisis is exacerbating debt sustainability challenges in Small Island Developing States (SIDS). With projections of increasing loss and damage in SIDS due to both extreme weather and slow-onset events, these debt problems are likely to continue and intensify. This study explores why levels of debt are particularly high in (some) SIDS, the challenges that this presents, and the different practices and policies that they have adopted to pursue – and attain – debt sustainability.

Video: Financing Transition

I spoke at the Global Ethical Finance Initiative's ASEAN 2023 Summit which tackled the theme of transition, exploring how financial institutions can support Southeast Asian economies in their transition towards net zero.

Create a website or blog at WordPress.com

Up ↑