FinDev Canada Invests up to $20 Million in Costa Rica’s First Blue Bond: A Milestone for Sustainable Finance
FinDev Canada, Canada’s bilateral Development Finance Institution, is investing up to $20 million in Costa Rica’s first blue bond.
FinDev Canada, Canada’s bilateral Development Finance Institution, is investing up to $20 million in Costa Rica’s first blue bond.
This ruling, announced by the Costa Rican Presidential Office, marks the culmination of a protracted legal battle dating back to 2010.
Costa Rica’s 2021 induction into the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) marked a significant milestone.
Known locally as ‘ferias del agricultor’, these weekly markets are more than just a place to buy fresh produce; they are bustling hubs of culture, tradition, and grassroots economics.
The Marina in Limon, Costa Rica is envisioned not only as an investment project but as a significant economic stimulant for the Caribbean region of the country.
In a strategic move set to elevate its position on the global stage, Costa Rica has announced an exciting development in its burgeoning film sector.
the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has rolled out a financial red carpet for Costa Rica, bestowing upon it a staggering sum exceeding $770 million.
It’s a symbol of Costa Rica’s evolving battle with environmental challenges, from deforestation to agrochemical pollution.