What's all the fuss about Green Financing?
ACCA and PBC outline strategies for investors, companies, and regulators to build a green economy from the ground up

Pakistan stands at a critical crossroads. Identified by the World Bank as one of the countries most vulnerable to climate change, the nation faces mounting environmental challenges that threaten its agricultural backbone and economic stability. Yet within this vulnerability lies unprecedented opportunity, a chance to transform Pakistan's economy through sustainable business practices and green finance.
A comprehensive new report from ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) and the Pakistan Business Council (PBC) reveals how the country can build a robust case for green business, turning climate challenges into competitive advantages through strategic sustainable investing and enhanced corporate reporting.
The sustainability imperative
The numbers paint a stark picture. A Boston Consulting Group study estimates that by 2050, South Asia faces the highest climate risk exposure globally at 15% of GDP if current policies remain unchanged. For Pakistan specifically, this translates to a funding gap of 16.1% of GDP, significantly steeper than the global average, to achieve sustainable development goals.
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