Abstract
The formation of a single economic space within the EAEU necessitates harmonisation of the legislation of the Union’s member states in various areas, including green finance. The article analyses the actions of the Eurasian Economic Commission within the framework of the climate agenda, as well as the steps taken by the EAEU member states to establish national green finance systems. Based on this research, the author concludes that Russia needs to intensify its efforts to consolidate EAEU approaches to creating a single green finance system, and to seek to facilitate access for EAEU green finance participants to the Russian financial market.
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