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GREEN FINANCE PUSH! Equity Bank Unveils Shs37.6bn Climate Loans at 3rd CEOs’ Breakfast Meeting

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GREEN FINANCE PUSH! Equity Bank Unveils Shs37.6bn Climate Loans at 3rd CEOs’ Breakfast Meeting
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Equity Bank Uganda has disbursed Shs37.6 billion in green loans to support climate-resilient growth and sustainable energy projects. The initiative was highlighted during a high-level CEO breakfast meeting focused on accelerating Uganda's green economy transition.

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This reflects the growing role of private financial institutions in funding climate-smart agriculture and renewable energy in developing economies.

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Equity Bank Uganda MD Gift Shoko gives his remarks during the panel session at the 3rd CEOs’ Breakfast Meeting to Advance Financing for Uganda’s Green Growth

Equity bank Uganda was a proud sponsor and partner at the 3rd CEOs’ Breakfast Meeting & High-Level Dialogue on Green Economy, SDGs & Sustainability.

The event was held on Wednesday 14th October at the UNICEF Conference Centre in Mbuya under the theme ‘Accelerating Uganda’s Green Economy Transition Through Digital Transformation’.

The high-level gathering brought together senior leaders from government, the private sector, development partners and civil society to accelerate action on climate-resilient growth and sustainable financing.

Equity bank Uganda Managing Director Gift Shoko delivered a keynote panel address and actively contributed to the debate on bankable green projects, underscoring the critical role of financial institutions in mobilising capital for renewable energy, climate-smart agriculture, clean cooking, water and sanitation, and sustainable enterprises.

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