Green Finance for a Sustainable Indian Economy

Green finance is vital for a sustainable economy, especially given its rapid economic growth and significant environmental issues. It involves financial tools and regulations supporting initiatives that improve energy efficiency, reduce environmental damage, and promote renewable energy. Integrating green finance is crucial for both economic resilience and climate change mitigation in India. This study investigates green finance’s potential to foster a sustainable and resilient economy in India, addressing challenges like rapid industrialization, increasing energy demands, and climate vulnerabilities. It focuses on financial instruments like green bonds and carbon trading, which support environmental sustainability and economic growth. The research also analyzes policy frameworks like SEBI’s Green Bond Guidelines and RBI’s clean energy financing initiatives, which align financial systems with global climate goals. It uses a comprehensive review of reports, guidelines, and case studies, assessing stakeholders like policymakers and financial institutions to understand their roles and challenges. The main goal is to identify strategies to strengthen green finance, promoting a low-carbon, inclusive, and resilient economic future for India. The findings suggest that collaboration, innovative financing models, and strong regulatory frameworks are needed to overcome barriers and achieve sustainable development goals.

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JOURNAL GLOBAL VALUES
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2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.31995/jgv.2025.v16isi.009
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Sustainable Finance and Green Bonds
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Green Finance for a Sustainable Indian Economy

Ms Himanshi
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Green Finance for a Sustainable Indian Economy

Ms Himanshi
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Abstract

Green finance is vital for a sustainable economy, especially given its rapid economic growth and significant environmental issues. It involves financial tools and regulations supporting initiatives that improve energy efficiency, reduce environmental damage, and promote renewable energy. Integrating green finance is crucial for both economic resilience and climate change mitigation in India. This study investigates green finance’s potential to foster a sustainable and resilient economy in India, addressing challenges like rapid industrialization, increasing energy demands, and climate vulnerabilities. It focuses on financial instruments like green bonds and carbon trading, which support environmental sustainability and economic growth. The research also analyzes policy frameworks like SEBI’s Green Bond Guidelines and RBI’s clean energy financing initiatives, which align financial systems with global climate goals. It uses a comprehensive review of reports, guidelines, and case studies, assessing stakeholders like policymakers and financial institutions to understand their roles and challenges. The main goal is to identify strategies to strengthen green finance, promoting a low-carbon, inclusive, and resilient economic future for India. The findings suggest that collaboration, innovative financing models, and strong regulatory frameworks are needed to overcome barriers and achieve sustainable development goals.

JOURNAL GLOBAL VALUESVol. XVI(SI)
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Sustainable Finance and Green Bonds
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