Countries are refinancing debt into ocean conservation through blue bonds: The Nature Conservancy

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Countries are refinancing debt into ocean conservation through blue bonds: The Nature Conservancy
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Jennifer Morris, CEO of The Nature Conservancy, speaks about conservation efforts during Covid-19, and helping lower-income countries to alleviate their debt distress.

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