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Devex Invested: Nukes, banks, and bambini

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By Jesse Chase-Lubitz Verified
| Devex
Another bank falls for nuclear, the Brits commit a record amount to climate, and financing for childcare becomes a priority. The Inter-American Development Bank Group has become the latest multilateral lender to drop its long-standing ban on financing nuclear energy, strengthening the pro-nuclear trend sweeping through the development bank world and potentially signaling a shift in Latin America’s future energy mix.
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Germany set to falter on €6B climate finance pledge in 2027 budget

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By Jesse Chase-Lubitz Verified
| Devex
A leaked 2027 budget indicates Germany will allocate up to €5.3 billion for international climate finance — well below its €6 billion pledge. Germany is likely to fall short of its flagship international commitment to provide €6 billion ($6.8 billion) annually in climate finance to developing countries, based on an analysis of a leaked draft of the 2027 federal budget seen by Devex. The government plans to approve the budget Monday.
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Another development bank goes nuclear

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By Jesse Chase-Lubitz Verified
| Devex
The Inter-American Development Bank Group has ended its long-standing prohibition on nuclear energy financing, a strategy that could reshape energy investment across Latin America and the Caribbean. The Inter-American Development Bank Group, or IDB, dropped its ban on financing nuclear energy for the first time in the institution’s history. The news was tucked into the group’s new Energy Thematic Framework Document for 2026–2030, published on Wednesday.
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