EU taxonomy
FMO is required to report in line with the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD). Therefore, we are required to disclose on the Taxonomy Regulation (Taxonomy) and associated KPIs for financial institutions.
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Climate action - towards a clean energy transition
At COP26, FMO signed an international joint statement to end new direct public support for unabated fossil fuel energy by the end of 2022. Furthermore, we also published our own position statement on fossil fuels financing. FMO also works to preserve critical landscapes and forests that serve as a carbon sink.
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Reduced inequalities - reaching the underserved
Inequality hinders social and economic development. Our financing is aimed to create greater social and economic inclusion and create opportunities for currently un(der)served groups such as the un(der)banked, smallholder farmers, youth, women, migrants and refugees.
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Innovation and business development
Key to FMO’s approach is forging partnerships that drive change; through complementing skills and expertise we play off one another's strengths to create more impact. We see great potential in investing in pioneering and early-stage projects and support this in several ways.
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