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Cameroon Prepares CFA400 Billion ESG-Linked Loan to Diversify Debt Financing
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The report states that the government intends to secure a "$690 million ESG-linked loan."
Equivalent to 12.5% of 2026 financing needsCameroon's 2026 finance law estimates the government's gross financing requirement at CFA3.197 trillion, or about 8.8% of gross domestic product.
At roughly CFA400 billion, the proposed ESG-linked loan would cover about 12.5% of the country's financing needs for the year.
External debt remains the largest componentAs of the end of June 2026, Cameroon's public debt stood at CFA15.607 trillion, equivalent to 44.2% of GDP.
According to the CAA, Cameroon's current public debt portfolio carries a weighted average interest rate of 2.8% and an average maturity of 6.9 years.