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China Policy Bank Boosts Carbon Sink Funds – Xinhua

Loans worth about 114.1 billion yuan have been issued over the past five years, promoting key ecological areas such as the national reserve forest construction


China Development rBank (CDB) said it disbursed 181.5 billion yuan ($27 billion) loans for urban development projects in January to June.
The CDB also gave loans of 280 million yuan and 98 million yuan for the construction of gas, electricity and water pipelines in the eastern city of Chuzhou and the capital of Beijing, respectively. Photo: Reuters.

 

China Development Bank, one of the country’s primary policy banks, has stepped up its loan issuance to help promote carbon sink capacity in the forestry sector amid the country’s push for green development, Xinhua reported.

Loans worth about 114.1 billion yuan ($18 billion) have been issued over the past five years, promoting key ecological areas such as the national reserve forest construction and forest quality improvements, the bank said.

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