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Within the framework of the Sustainable Bank Strategy, and as part of the actions for the economic reactivation of the country, the National Bank of Public Works and Services (Banobras) placed three bonds, two of them sustainable with a gender perspective, through the Institutional Stock Exchange (BIVA): BANOB 22-4, BANOB 22X and BANOB 22-2X for a total amount of 7.5 billion pesos.
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UNEP and GIZ, through the Sustainable Infrastructure Tool Navigator, recognize Banobras as a case of good practices in sustainable infrastructure.
Banobras, through its digital platform Mexico Projects Hub, is internationally recognized as a case of best practices in sustainable infrastructure. This case study is found in the Sustainable Infrastructure Tool Navigator, led and supported by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Sustainable Infrastructure Partnership (SIP), and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). Is a resource platform designed to help infrastructure practitioners planners, designers, funders, and others –across government, private, and civil society- to identify the most relevant tools to help develop and integrate sustainability into infrastructure systems and specific projects. This initiative promotes comprehensive approaches in the planning and development of sustainable infrastructure around the world.
With this kind of contributions, Banobras reinforces its commitment to advance in the incorporation of standards, tools and good practices that promote sustainable financing with environmental and social responsibility.
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As part of its 2020-2023 Refinancing Program, the National Bank for Public Works and Services (Banobras), Trustee of the National Infrastructure Fund (Fonadin), successfully placed 16 billion pesos of debt in Trust Stock Certificates denominated in investment units (Udis) and endorsed by the Federal Government.
The resources obtained will be used to repay the debt, allowing it to be reduced and improving its profile.
The transaction had a demand of 1.6 times the amount placed and had the participation of Afores, insurers and government institutions.
Line 4 will be the first passenger transport route in Mexico to be incorporated into the freight train right of way; It will have 8 stations in 21 km and will initially move 106 thousand daily users.
It will provide a solution to move and connect the inhabitants of Tlajomulco with the rest of the AMG.
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Comprehensive Development Plan for The Mayan Train
The CEO of FONATUR, Javier May Rodríguez, presented the Comprehensive Development Plan for the Mayan Train.
BANOBRAS PLACES THE FIRST SUSTAINABLE BONDS WITH A GENDER PERSPECTIVE OF DEVELOPMENT BANKING, RELATED TO INFRASTRUCTURE IN MEXICO
Within the framework of the Sustainable Bank Strategy, and as part of the actions for the economic reactivation of the country, the National Bank of Public Works and Services (Banobras) placed three bonds, two of them sustainable with a gender perspective, through the Institutional Stock Exchange (BIVA): BANOB 22-4, BANOB 22X and BANOB 22-2X for a total amount of 7.5 billion pesos.
Go to the press release
UNEP and GIZ, through the Sustainable Infrastructure Tool Navigator, recognize Banobras as a case of good practices in sustainable infrastructure
Banobras, through its digital platform Mexico Projects Hub, is internationally recognized as a case of best practices in sustainable infrastructure. This case study is found in the Sustainable Infrastructure Tool Navigator, led and supported by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Sustainable Infrastructure Partnership (SIP), and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). Is a resource platform designed to help infrastructure practitioners planners, designers, funders, and others –across government, private, and civil society- to identify the most relevant tools to help develop and integrate sustainability into infrastructure systems and specific projects. This initiative promotes comprehensive approaches in the planning and development of sustainable infrastructure around the world.
With this kind of contributions, Banobras reinforces its commitment to advance in the incorporation of standards, tools and good practices that promote sustainable financing with environmental and social responsibility.
BANOBRAS SUCCESSFULLY PLACES 16 BILLION DEBT IN FONADIN STOCK CERTIFICATES
As part of its 2020-2023 Refinancing Program, the National Bank for Public Works and Services (Banobras), Trustee of the National Infrastructure Fund (Fonadin), successfully placed 16 billion pesos of debt in Trust Stock Certificates denominated in investment units (Udis) and endorsed by the Federal Government.
The resources obtained will be used to repay the debt, allowing it to be reduced and improving its profile.
The transaction had a demand of 1.6 times the amount placed and had the participation of Afores, insurers and government institutions.
Go to press release
Tender for Comprehensive Mobility Model for the South Zone of the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area (Line 4)
Line 4 will be the first passenger transport route in Mexico to be incorporated into the freight train right of way; It will have 8 stations in 21 km and will initially move 106 thousand daily users.
It will provide a solution to move and connect the inhabitants of Tlajomulco with the rest of the AMG.
Source: Government of Jalisco / Mi Tren Linea 4
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