Some error occured while loading the Quick View. Please close the Quick View and try reloading the page.
Green Climate Finance and Sustainability Governance: A Global Outlook offers a comprehensive examination of the governance frameworks shaping climate finance worldwide. It explores how policies, funding mechanisms, and financial instruments are mobilised to support sustainability, while addressing critical challenges such as transparency gaps, fund misallocation, and regulatory inefficiencies. With growing global commitments under the Paris Agreement and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the book emphasises the urgent need for robust governance to ensure climate finance delivers equitable and impactful results.
Blending theoretical insights with practical case studies, the book analyses how innovations in public-private partnerships, blockchain, AI, and fintech are transforming climate finance governance. It covers key topics including carbon markets, green bonds, ESG investing, and climate risk assessment, drawing on examples from both developed and developing economies. Designed for researchers, policymakers, and financial professionals, this global outlook provides actionable recommendations to enhance accountability, risk management, and inclusive access to climate finance.
Ewelina Idziak is an Associate Professor in the Department of Law and Economics at Kazimierz Wielki University, Poland.
Vikas Sharma is a Professor at the University School of Business, Chandigarh University, India.
Alvaro Rocha is a Professor at the Lusófona University, Portugal, and an Honorary Professor at Amity University, India.
Ashok Vaseashta is Executive Director for Strategic Research at the International Clean Water Institute, USA.
Chapter 1. Introduction to Green Climate Finance and Sustainability Governance; Molua Peteers, Shalini Aggarwal, Sanjeev Jain, and Nadeesha Muthuthantrige
Chapter 2. Analyzing International Climate Agreements and Financial Commitments for Climate Action; Mango Lawrence, Munetsi Blessing Onias, and Maruza Musekiwa Innocent
Chapter 3. Bridging Gaps in Climate Finance: A Conceptual Framework for Synergizing Public and Private Sector Roles; Chirra Baburao, Geetanjali C. Achrekar, Muppavarapu Muralimohan, and Gorli Madhusudhan Naidu
Chapter 4. FinTech as a Catalyst for the Green Economy: Governance-Driven Conceptual Framework for Sustainable Development; Preet Arora, Harwinder Kaur, and Ines Bouaziz Daoud
Chapter 5. Grounding Carbon, Elevating Responsibility: CSR in the Airline Industry; Andreas-Daniel Cocis and Larissa M. Batrancea
Chapter 6. Understanding Climate Finance: Concepts, Challenges, and Opportunities; Malak Mohammad Ghandour, Jinan Jihad Kassem, Nour Mohamad Fayad, and Bassam Hamdar
Chapter 7. Green Finance in India: A Catalyst for Sustainable Economic Growth and Climate Action; Ranjeet Kaur, Rupinder Kaur, and Ines Bouaziz Daoud
Chapter 8. The Role of Financial Institutions in Climate Risk Management; Lusine Arzumanyan, Jean-Baptiste Cartier, and Rishabh Tomar
Chapter 9. Innovation in Green Finance and Sustainable Investment; Apoorav Sharma, Lovleen Marwaha, and András Szeberényi
Chapter 10. Innovative FinTech Solutions Supporting Sustainability Goals; Ewelina Idziak, Vikas Sharma, and Khatira Huseynova
Chapter 11. Strengthening Climate Finance Governance in Emerging Economies: Policy Recommendations for Equity, Transparency, and Effectiveness; Guneet Singh Bhalla, Amit Kumar, Pardeep Bawa Sharma, and Timi Olubiyi
Chapter 12. Innovations in Green Finance: Catalyzing Sustainable Investment for a Low-Carbon Future Through Policy and Reform; Nurcan Kilinc-Ata and Alia Mubarak Al-Fori
Chapter 13. Financing the Future: A Review of Emerging Trends in Green Finance and Sustainability; Sanjana and Harvinder Singh
Chapter 14. Smart Mobility and Global Capital Connection: Transportation Planning as a Tool of FDI Catalyst; Tejinder Singh, Vikas Sharma, and Robert Balku