Green Financing Program - Development Bank of the Philippines
The Green Financing Program (GFP) is DBP’s umbrella program to support the Bank’s strategic thrust of environmental protection and the country’s green growth strategy.
DBP, partners champion Green Financing - Eco-Business
DBP, partners champion Green Financing Manila Bulletin 2 minute read April 16, 2012 The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has partnered with four institutions to promote Green Financing – investing in processes and systems friendly to the environment – with P20.6 billion facility.
DBP funds P2-B green energy projects – Manila Bulletin
DBP funds P2-B green energy projects. The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has extended P2.1-billion loans to two hydro-energy projects that will augment power supply for the Luzon and Visayas Grids. DBP President and Chief Executive Officer Emmanuel G. Herbosa said the loan under the Financing Utilities for Sustainable Energy
DENR, DBP, partners ink agreement for green financing
An April 19, 2012 press release from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. To help local government units and regulated industries, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) through the Environmental Management Bureau (EMB), signed an agreement with the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) that will boost green financing in the country by providing
Green Climate Fund - Development Bank of the Philippines
Green Climate Fund - Development Bank of the Philippines Advisory National Observances for the Month of March. . Home > Development Financing > Environment and Climate Change > Green Climate Fund Green Climate Fund Our Partners Our Projects E & S Grievance Mechanism Frequently Asked Questions Our Partners
- What financing options does DBP offer?
- Green Building Loan: This loan facility provides financing for the construction or rehabilitation of green buildings that meet specific environmental standards. Renewable Energy Financing: DBP offers financial assistance for the development and implementation of renewable energy projects, such as solar power plants and wind farms.
- Is DBP leading the charge for a more sustainable Philippines?
- Years before "green financing" became a buzzword, the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) was already pioneering sustainable lending practices. Now, it's leading the charge for a more sustainable Philippines. DBP has invested over P114 billion in a greener Philippines – and it's just getting started.
- What are DBP's green financing programs?
- This article explores DBP’s green financing programs, their benefits, and the positive impact they have on the environment and economy. The bank’s programs aim to promote a cleaner and healthier environment by supporting projects that reduce pollution and improve air and water quality.
- Does DBP support green construction projects?
- Recognizing the crucial role of the construction industry in shaping the country’s future, DBP has dedicated itself to providing financial support for green construction projects. This article explores DBP’s green financing programs, their benefits, and the positive impact they have on the environment and economy.
- Does DBP have a sustainable finance policy?
- Inocencio highlighted that DBP is a known pioneer in sustainability financing in the banking industry. Even before the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) issued Circular No. 1085 in 2020 for the adoption of the Sustainable Finance Framework, the bank already had its own sustainability policy.
- Is DBP a good bank in the Philippines?
- While the BSP frameworks provide banks a three-year transition period to incorporate sustainability principles in their strategic objectives, Inocencio said that DBP, the 10th biggest bank in the Philippines, is way ahead of most banks.
