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A robust Indian green bond market can significantly finance the country’s ambitious net-zero goals

LDCs in Africa struggle with high-risk loans for climate adaptation. Debt swaps, green bonds, and sustainability-linked bonds could provide needed fun

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While sustainable development and green growth are replacing conventional notions of economic growth and development, conventional finance is being re

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India's goal of reaching net zero presents a crucial challenge and opportunity. Its success depends on financing key sectors effectively, thus, shapin

Indian sovereign green bonds are critical for establishing a comprehensive sustainable investment architecture, thus a concrete roadmap needs to be ch

Blue bonds, like green bonds, can catalyse global capital to work towards the conservation of our marine ecosystems

The policy decision to decarbonise capital flows are important in driving the necessary shift towards a more sustainable and resilient global order, b

The next few years will be critical to ensure the financial system is fit for purpose to deliver the financing needed to achieve environmental and oth

Green buildings can become a strong driver of economic growth and the prerogative to “build back better.”

There have been various factors that have limited the growth of the municipal bond market, but importantly it reflects the state of finances in the in

India in the past few years has seen over-subscription of green bonds. This shows that there are high levels of interest in the issuance of green bond

To successfully combat climate change, there is an urgent need to finance mitigation and adaptation efforts at various levels. Green bonds are a relatively new funding instrument for green projects that have steadily become the first line of defence against climate change. India, in particular, has immense scope to diversify the green bond market beyond renewable energy. This brief analyses the policy structure of countries that have successfully

India spends over 2.6 per cent of its GDP to deal with challenges of climate change. Still, resource scarcity and other priorities make it a challenge to find matching financial resources for mitigating climate change. Green Bonds have the potential to significantly change the climate change landscape of India.

Sustainable finance emerged as a key issue to tackle climate change at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference and is spurring a global transition to net zero. A peculiar feature of the race to net zero is that it cannot be achieved unless all countries can meet their targets, and any positive step towards it will benefit all countries. The drive to achieve carbon neutrality and net-zero emissions needs to be targeted through a range of