Dwivedi Drishti Kanchan Sushma

UI4051

PUI22110

This study explores green bonds' role in funding urban WaSH infrastructure, aligning with global sustainability goals. In India, despite government incentives, municipal green bond issuances remain low, hindering climate-resilient infrastructure development. Challenges include high costs and SEBI compliance requirements. Recommendations aim to increase ULB green bond issuance, enhance market access, and facilitate sustainable urban development funding.


Report Content

Addressing Urban Infrastructure Gaps: Leveraging Green Bonds for Sustainable Financing

Green Bonds Adaptation Timeline Globally

Global Mapping of Green Bonds Issuances (2014- 2022)

Green Bonds of India

Assessment of Indian Cities who have Issued or under Process of Issuance of Green Bonds

Comparative Analysis of Green Bond Issuance Process of Cities Before & After Revision of Guidelines

More Outsourcing for Technical & Financial Assistance due to Compliances and Disclosures in a Green Municipal Bond

Expanding the Urban Financing Horizon: 43 ULBs Gearing Up for Municipal and Green Bond Issuance

Municipal Bond Market will Add Approx. INR 7,000 crore if all Potential Muni. Corporations and Pooled Bodies Issue Bonds (2018 – 2030)

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