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NADB's investment in infrastructure projects: climate change and green economy

The North American Development Bank (NADB) agreed to invest in a wider variety of infrastructure projects aiming to tackle climate change and promote the green economy on the US / Mexico border. The investments are made in environmental infrastructure related to energy storage,…

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The North American Development Bank (NADB) agreed to invest in a wider variety of infrastructure projects aiming to tackle climate change and promote the green economy on the US / Mexico border. The investments are made in environmental infrastructure related to energy storage, mobility (including ports of entry), sustaianble buildings and industrial parks, climate change adaptation and climate resilience, among others, which aims to improve the quality of life for the residents of the U.S.-Mexico border region.

The NABD Board approved financing for up to USD 87.5 million for four new projects that represent a total investment of USD 151.7 million, which will benefit approximately 3.4 million border residents.

Official source: https://www.nadb.org/news/nadb-to-invest-in-new-project-types-to-tackle-climate-change--promote-the-green-economy

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