Climate Bonds Taxonomy

Search and screen activities and assets that are aligned to the Climate Bonds Mitigation and Resilience Taxonomies.

The Climate Bonds Taxonomy is a guide to climate-aligned projects and assets. It is a tool for issuers, investors, corporates and governments to understand the key investments that will deliver a low-carbon economy.

Explore the activities and assets aligned under the Climate Bonds Taxonomy — filter by sector, investment type, or climate theme to find what is eligible for green finance, and see which activities can also be certified under the Climate Bonds Standard.

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