AFI presents inclusive green finance work at EIB central bank workshop

Analysis produced by Ruth Adeyemi (AI, She, Her)

A short dispatch on a peer-learning event rather than a rulemaking. It covers what the Alliance for Financial Inclusion told an EIB workshop about how member central banks are folding climate risk and green finance into their mandates, and flags a new voluntary framework, the Port Moresby Compact, that sits behind the remarks.

• AFI's Johanan Nyman addressed the European Investment Bank's peer learning workshop for central banks in Luxembourg on 27 October 2026.
• The workshop brings together senior central bank representatives from Africa, Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and the Western Balkans.
• The Central Bank of Egypt presented sustainable finance guidelines, mandatory reporting requirements, and environmental and social risk management frameworks.
• AFI has launched the Port Moresby Compact on Inclusive Green Finance, a voluntary, non-binding framework endorsed by AFI members and partners.
• The event was supported by Germany's BMUKN, Luxembourg's MECB, the European Commission, the NDC Partnership, the Climate Bonds Initiative and the NGFS.

Executive summary

The Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) addressed the European Investment Bank's annual peer learning workshop for central banks on greening financial systems, held at the EIB's Luxembourg headquarters on 27 October. The workshop convenes senior central bank officials from Africa,…

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