THE DEVELOPMENT OF GREEN FINANCING MECHANISMS IN EMERGING ECONOMIES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20522482Abstract
This study examines the development of green financing mechanisms in emerging economies
and their role in supporting sustainable economic growth and environmental protection. The research focuses
on various green financial instruments such as green bonds, sustainable investments, green credit systems,
and environmental financing policies. Emerging economies face significant challenges in balancing economic
development with environmental sustainability due to limited financial resources and increasing climate-related
risks. The study analyzes the effectiveness of green financing practices in attracting investments toward
renewable energy, energy efficiency, and environmentally friendly projects. Additionally, it investigates the role
of governments, financial institutions, and international organizations in promoting green finance initiatives. The
findings suggest that the development of effective green financing mechanisms can contribute to long-term
economic growth, reduction of carbon emissions, and the achievement of sustainable development goals.
Keywords
Green finance, green financing mechanisms, emerging economies, sustainable development, green bonds, renewable energy, ESG factors, sustainable investments, environmental sustainability, economic growthReferences
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