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Access Bank Launches Sustainable Finance Accelerator Program for MSMEs and Climate Projects

Blessing Joseph by Blessing Joseph
October 10, 2024
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Access Bank Launches Sustainable Finance Accelerator Program for MSMEs and Climate Projects
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Access Bank Plc has launched its Sustainable Finance Accelerator Program to enhance access to credit for sustainable projects across Nigeria. Targeting MSMEs, corporates, and nano businesses focused on climate action, healthcare, and social initiatives, the program offers comprehensive training, mentorship, and resources to transform innovative ideas into impactful, sustainable ventures.

During a hybrid event at Access Towers, Lagos, Chizoma Okoli, Deputy Managing Director of Access Bank, emphasized the importance of sustainable finance, stating, “The financial sector has a pivotal role in transitioning to a low-carbon, inclusive economy. At Access Bank, we see sustainability as the future of finance.”

Gregory Jobome, Executive Director of Risk Management at Access Bank, highlighted the collaborative spirit of the program, underscoring the bank’s commitment to providing participants with funding, capacity building, and networking opportunities to scale their businesses.

As Nigeria continues to focus on sustainable development, including climate action and energy poverty reduction, the program aligns with the nation’s broader goals. Special Advisor on Climate Finance, Temitope Akinyemi, highlighted the urgency of mobilizing resources to address Africa’s climate challenges, despite the continent’s minimal contribution to global emissions.

Interested participants can register for the program on Access Bank’s website and social media platforms. This initiative marks a significant step in fostering a more sustainable and resilient future for Nigeria’s business sector.

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