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IPDC , Truvalu to facilitate green financing for SMEs

Published : Thursday, 19 September, 2024 at 12:00 AM  Count : 91
Business Desk
 
On the occasion of World Ozone Day 2024, IPDC Finance PLC is partnering with Truvalu Bangladesh to facilitate green financing for SMEs under the "Access to Green Financing (A2GF) for Enterprises" programme implemented jointly by Truvalu, One to Watch and United Nations Capital Development Fund and supported by the Embassy of Switzerland in Bangladesh.

The A2GF programme aims to promote green and sustainable finance solutions for SMEs to support sustainable development and green initiatives, says a press release.
Under the purview of the A2GF programme, IPDC Finance PLC and Truvalu Bangladesh will jointly seek to provide capacity development training to SMEs to go green along with access to green finance solutions, supporting projects that prioritize environmental protection and contribute to a healthier, greener future.

The signing event was attended by key officials from both organisations, including Rizwan Dawood Shams, Managing Director of IPDC Finance PLC, and Ms. Sharawwat Islam, Managing Director of Truvalu Bangladesh. This partnership highlights IPDC Finance's leadership in advancing green finance solutions in Bangladesh.

Rizwan Dawood Shams, Managing Director, IPDC Finance PLC said, "We are committed to fostering sustainability through our financial practices. The partnership with Truvalu Bangladesh under the A2GF programme reflects our dedication to promoting green finance solutions that create meaningful and lasting environmental impact. Together, we aim to promote positive change and build a more sustainable future."

Sharawwat Islam, Managing Director, Truvalu Bangladesh said, "The A2GF programme focuses on supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Bangladesh to adopt green practices. SMEs play a crucial role in Bangladesh's economy, contributing significantly to national economic growth. Under this programme, we aim to partner with financial institutions like IPDC Finance PLC to mainstream green financing for SMEs, build awareness among SMEs about greening of business, and develop successful business cases on green projects of SMEs."

This collaboration reinforces IPDC Finance's role as a leader in green finance in Bangladesh.



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