Play Your Part
Documents to comment on and calls for papers
Among other areas, modern democracies require free, prior, informed consent and regular stakeholder engagement to work. The same applies to the world of sustainable finance. However, even with the best of intentions, it’s not always easy to keep up with opportunities to engage with sustainable finance policies.
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Which is why we have decided to start to alert you to climate-related financing and financial sector policies - including standard processes - that are open for public comment and are relevant at a global, African and South African level.
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Check them out here as they become available.
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Nominations for the Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) Advisory Board
This page on the PEFA website was set up to encourage more engagement with key research and policy processes in South Africa and globally.
This call for nominations to PEFA doesn’t fit into that category. But good public financial management (PFM) is central to any sustainable finance endeavour - even ones in the private sector because the private sector relies on the provision of services such as roads and water by the government - that we thought it important for ZeniZeni’s audience to engage with it.
We think that PFM is so important that we included it as a key consideration in Balancing concessional finance and debt distress in African middle-income countries while addressing climate action, a report we published in 2023. And we relied on data from PEFA in that report to carry out an analysis of sovereign debt in Ghana, Kenya and Zambia.
Interested parties should email the completed Nomination Form and their CV to the PEFA Secretariat at services@pefa.org
by 28 February 28 2026.