Green bonds: driving sustainable investment in India

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Authors: Surmai Sharma, Roopali Sharma, Diksha Sinha
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Abstract

Tackling climate change demands unprecedented global collaboration. The World Bank Group supports developing nations in fostering sustainable solutions, particularly in finance. In India, sustainable finance - investment integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors - has emerged as essential. Green bonds, a popular fixed-income instrument, play a pivotal role in funding climate-related projects. This paper examines India's green bond market by analysing its growth relative to global trends, conducting a sector-wise review, and projecting future developments in the Indian financial landscape. Descriptive research, based on secondary data, utilises statistical tools like frequency and trend analysis to achieve its objectives. The study highlights the growing significance of green bonds in aligning India's financial sector with sustainability goals. It concludes with actionable recommendations, emphasising that green bonds have the potential to transform India's financial and fiscal frameworks, making them instrumental in driving sustainable economic growth.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Sustainable Finance and Green Bonds Sustainable Development and Policies Business and Economic Development

Publication details

Journal / source
American J of Finance and Accounting
Volume
9
Issue
1
Pages
35–47
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN