Mbabane – The Central Bank of Eswatini (CBE) has launched a three-day training on carbon markets at its Mbabane complex, aiming to equip participants with the skills to navigate sustainable finance. The programme, which began on Monday 13th October 2025, is organised by the Bank’s Centre of Excellence and Innovation in partnership with the Eswatini Stock Exchange (ESE), the Taiwanese Embassy, and the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA).
Deputy Governor Felicia Dlamini-Kunene told participants that the Bank’s mandate goes beyond monetary and financial stability to include supporting a financial system that encourages inclusive and sustainable growth. She said the training is timely as climate considerations increasingly shape global investment decisions.
The FSRA has played a key role in developing the carbon market, providing regulatory guidance that enhances transparency, credibility, and investment potential, according to its CEO, Ncamiso Ntshalintshali. He added that the collaboration also brings technical expertise and international best practices, reinforcing Eswatini’s partnership with Taiwan.
Buhle Mndzebele, Vice Chairperson of the ESE Board, said building a functional carbon market is not only a regulatory task but a vision for sustainable development. “It is about leaving behind an economy that is competitive yet responsible, safeguarding opportunities for present and future generations,” Mndzebele said.
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