Concern Example/Case Study Indian Case Study Fulfillment of Commitments Developed countries pledged $100 billion annually by 2020 but fell short. India’s Perform, Achieve and Trade (PAT) scheme aimed at improving energy efficiency in industries. As per the Shakti Foundation’s report, the first PAT cycle led to energy savings of 8.67 Read more…
“In conclusion, it’s critical to recognize the influential role that the G20, and specifically India’s leadership, can play in advancing climate finance. India’s ongoing presidency in the G20 presents a golden opportunity to direct global attention towards these urgent matters. India, as a developing country, has firsthand experience of the Read more…
Introduction: Thermal power plants have played a crucial role in meeting the energy demands of India, a rapidly developing nation with a substantial population. These power plants, which generate electricity by burning fossil fuels such as coal, oil, or natural gas, have been the backbone of India’s power sector for Read more…
Introduction: Climate finance has emerged as a powerful tool in addressing climate change and promoting sustainable development worldwide. India, a country significantly affected by climate change, has made remarkable progress in attracting both international and domestic climate finance. In this article, we explore the landscape of climate finance in India Read more…
Over the past decade, India has successfully accessed climate finance from a number of sources –most notably the Clean Technology Fund, the Global Environmental Facility, bilateral donors likeGermany and Japan, and private sector finance channelled through the Clean DevelopmentMechanism (CDM). Yet as the GCF prepares to open its doors for Read more…
Introduction: “The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.” – Robert Swan Waste comes in various forms and poses significant challenges to our environment and society. To effectively manage waste, it is crucial to understand its different classifications and characteristics. In this article, Read more…
“Climate finance is not just about funding projects; it’s about investing in our planet’s future and securing a sustainable and resilient world for generations to come.” Introduction: Climate change is a global challenge that requires collective action and financial support. International climate finance has become a vital tool in Read more…
Introduction: As India strives to address the challenges of climate change, domestic public finance has emerged as a critical instrument in supporting climate-related initiatives. With a focus on renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, and climate resilience, India is leveraging its domestic financial resources to drive transformative change. In this article, we Read more…
Introduction: Addressing climate change requires a collective effort involving both public and private sectors. In India, the private sector has immense potential to contribute to climate finance and drive sustainable development. This article explores the role of the private sector in climate finance in India, focusing on key sectors and Read more…
Introduction: Climate finance plays a crucial role in supporting India’s efforts to address climate change and promote sustainable development. Multilateral and bilateral financial institutions have emerged as significant contributors and influencers in the landscape of climate finance in India. This article examines the role of these institutions and their influence Read more…