PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF GREEN FINANCING DEVELOPMENT
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19970717Keywords:
green financing, sustainable development, green investments, environmental economy, financial policy, ESG, climate risks.Abstract
This article examines the current problems and prospects of green financing development in the context of global environmental and economic changes. The role of green investments in ensuring sustainable economic development, reducing negative environmental impacts, and stimulating environmentally responsible business is analyzed. Special attention is paid to international experience in implementing green financing mechanisms, as well as existing obstacles to the development of environmentally oriented financial instruments. The article concludes that it is necessary to improve state policy and expand investment support for environmental projects.
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