Americas > Ecuador’s debt-for-nature swap still missing key policies, one year on, says NGO

Ecuador’s debt-for-nature swap still missing key policies, one year on, says NGO

Published 14:47 on May 14, 2024  /  Last updated at 14:47 on May 14, 2024  / /  Americas, Biodiversity, International, Nature-based, South & Central, Voluntary

One year after Ecuador’s debt-for-nature swap — the world’s largest to date — there is still no evidence that the country has operating procedures in place to allocate funds or guide investment, according to a report released by a Latin American debt justice NGO this month.
One year after Ecuador’s debt-for-nature swap — the world’s largest to date — there is still no evidence that the country has operating procedures in place to allocate funds or guide investment, according to a report released by a Latin American debt justice NGO this month.


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