Green Finance Taskforce
The National Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Strategy for England, Glossary, published by the Environment Agency in 2020, suggests that green finance is: ‘Investment in environmental technology, infrastructure and services.’
It describes the Green Finance Taskforce as: ‘An independent taskforce set up by the Government to provide recommendations for delivery of the public and private investment we need to meet our carbon budgets and related environmental and resilience goals, and maximise the UK’s share of the global green finance market.
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