Accelerating Bond Financing in Asia and the Pacific Toward the Sustainable Development Goals

As the 2030 target to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals draws closer, the need for more effective financing to fill the significant funding gap hindering the realization of these goals becomes more urgent. Vehicles such as GSS+ bonds are valuable in propelling progress and are increasingly adopted in pivotal Asia and the Pacific.

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