Mexico's Sustainable Financing Mobilization Strategy

Mexico's Sustainable Financing Mobilization Strategy is designed to transform the country's financial system toward sustainability while mobilizing 15 trillion pesos by 2030 to achieve sustainable development goals through coordinated public, private, and social sector initiatives. Mexico faces a 13.6 trillion peso sustainable financing gap (2023-2030) to meet SDGs, requiring 1.7 trillion pesos annually (5.4% of GDP). The financing strategy addresses this through three core principles: climate justice, environmental justice, and social justice.

Through various instruments, such as the issuance of labeled bonds, placement of guarantees and green credits, investment in strategic infrastructure projects, among others, the Government of Mexico will be able to directly mobilize around 1.74 trillion pesos from 2023 to 2030. Additionally, the Strategy proposes financial policy and regulatory actions, as well as the development of enabling mechanisms that will provide market certainty, allowing large-scale financing mobilization from private and alternative sources, with the potential to close the sustainable financing gap by 2030.