The report seeks to understand the rising ‘green’ bonds segment in India. It gives a brief overview of the developments in this segment – regulatory and market driven; lists key challenges to the instrument in developing to its full potential in terms of supporting climate actions; and identifies specific opportunities, on the basis of success stories and best practices from across the world, for enabling Indian green bonds to accelerate and diversify. The approach taken in developing this report consisted of a mix between desk-based secondary research and insights gathered from interviewing industry practitioners who have issued green bonds in India and also those who are closely involved in shaping the segment. Our endeavor was to identify and introduce possible next steps for the segment, to enable it to realize its full potential. Further focused studies on these suggested steps are required to create detailed issue analysis and action plans for their implementation.
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