The LuxFLAG Sustainable Investment Week brings together finance professionals, experts and stakeholders creating space for exchange, learning and connection.

The 2026 Compass examines a changing funding landscape, the opportunities and risks associated with artificial intelligence, emerging pressures around climate and resilience, and priorities for the next five to ten years.

In this episode, Dr. Sonja Kelly speakers with Roikhanatun Nafi’ah, founder and CEO of Crustea Indonesia, a climate start-up in Indonesia that uses solar-powered aeration and smart monitoring technology to help small-scale fish and shrimp farmers improve productivity, lower operating costs, and reduce climate emissions.

 A new evidence review examines how inclusive finance can support climate adaptation and resilience, highlighting what we know about digital payments, index insurance, savings and credit, and where further research is needed.

This study examines the extent to which Al-Amal Microfinance Bank (AMB) has adopted green finance practices and assesses the measurable socioeconomic and environmental outcomes associated with these practices in Yemen during 2023–2025. 

This TC Note and podcast provide practical guidance for supervisors in emerging economies on policyholder protection in the face of rising climate-related risks and the evolving links between catastrophes and insurer failure.

In this podcast episode the Chair of Toronto Centre's Securities Advisory Board and the Chair of the Canadian Taxonomy and Transition Planning Council discuss Canada’s proposed framework, the importance of international alignment and cross-border collaboration, the role of the taxonomy in mobilizing investment and supporting climate-related risk oversight, and the role of financial regulators and supervisors.

This reading deck explores how climate Contingent Lines of Credit (CLOCs) work, what design choices matter, and how they can complement savings, insurance, and other resilience tools.

How the World Bank’s Global Microfinance Initiative is working to bridge the climate financing gap

This case study is the third in CGAP's series on scaling inclusive insurance while preserving consumer value. It takes a deep dive into SEWA's innovative heat insurance product, developed with partners and grounded in direct insights into the needs and risks of its members.