From recognition to integration: the ECB’s progress on climate and nature-related risks and the role of its climate change centre
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Article from Economic Bulletin 7/2026 on five years of the ECB's climate change centre (created in 2021) and its shift from coordination to integration of climate and nature-related risks into the ECB's framework.
Key points
- It reviews the centre's achievements and its role in the ECB's climate work in a changing economic, political and environmental context
Who is affected
ECB climate policy
Plain-language version
The ECB, the euro area's central bank, looks back on five years of its climate change centre, set up in 2021. The team has moved from coordinating climate work to building it into everything the bank does. That means climate and nature risks are now part of decisions that affect interest rates and how banks are supervised.
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