• Case Study

Possibilities of Social Bonds Using to Finance Higher Education Institutions

  • Source : Springer
  • January 2022
This case study explores the potential of social bonds as an innovative financing mechanism for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). It examines how social impact bonds can provide extrabudgetary financing, allowing HEIs to address social challenges while securing investment. The authors delve into the specific applications and benefits of social bonds in the education sector, highlighting their role in promoting sustainable and impactful interventions within academic settings.
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Policies, Initiatives, and Regulations Related to Sustainable Finance

  • Source : ADB
  • January 2021
This report by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) details various policies, initiatives, and regulations related to sustainable finance. It covers the broader landscape of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations in investment decisions. The report highlights ADB’s programs, such as green bond issuances and technical assistance, aimed at mobilizing finance for sustainable development in developing member countries. It underscores the importance of a supportive policy and regulatory environment to accelerate the growth of sustainable finance.
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How Providing Sustainable Finance to More Women Helps Fight Climate Change

  • Source : ADB
  • January 2022
This ADB blog post explores the critical link between providing sustainable finance to women and combating climate change. It highlights how empowering women with financial resources can lead to more effective climate action and resilience-building efforts. The authors discuss various initiatives and strategies that integrate gender perspectives into sustainable finance and climate finance, demonstrating the multifaceted benefits of gender-inclusive approaches for achieving environmental and social sustainability goals.
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How Blended Finance Can Support Climate Transition in Emerging and Developing Economies

  • Source : IMF
  • January 2022
This IMF blog post discusses how blended finance can play a crucial role in supporting climate transition in emerging and developing economies. It highlights the importance of leveraging private capital through mechanisms like equity finance and impact investing to accelerate decarbonization and build climate resilience. The authors emphasize the need for innovative financial solutions to bridge the funding gap for climate action, offering insights into policy considerations and effective implementation strategies to mobilise investment.
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Green Finance: Fostering Sustainable Development in India

  • Source : International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering 8(4):2277-3878
  • January 2019
This article explores the critical role of green finance in fostering sustainable development within India. It discusses various green financing instruments, including green bonds and other green initiatives, and their potential to mobilise investments for environmental projects. The authors highlight the significance and urgency of adopting green investment strategies to address climate change and promote ecological balance in the country. The paper provides insights into policy implications and future directions for green finance in India.
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Financing the Future of Asia -innovations in Sustainable Finance

  • Source : FSG
  • January 2019
This report, a collaboration with The Rockefeller Foundation, examines innovations in sustainable finance across Asia, focusing on how financial mechanisms can support a more equitable and resilient future for the region. It highlights emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities in sustainable finance, including the role of insurance and financial inclusion in driving impactful investments. The authors provide strategic insights for various stakeholders, aiming to foster a robust ecosystem that channels capital towards sustainable development goals in Asia.
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Financing for Development: Mobilizing Sustainable Development Finance Beyond Covid-19

  • Source : UNCTAD
  • January 2022
This UNCTAD report addresses the mobilisation of sustainable development finance in the post-COVID-19 era. It highlights the significant economic impact of the pandemic on developing countries and the urgent need for robust financial strategies to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The document discusses various financing options, including proposals for new facilities, innovative mobilisation methods, debt measures, and regulatory incentives for sustainable private finance. It emphasizes the critical role of international cooperation and diverse policy approaches, ranging from neoliberal discourse on private sector incentives to increased state intervention, to ensure adequate funding for global sustainable development.
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New Development: Private Finance Over Public Good? Questioning the Value of Impact Bonds

  • Source : Taylor & Francis
  • January 2018
This article raises critical questions about the value of Impact Bonds, particularly regarding whether they prioritize private finance over public good. It examines the mechanisms of Social Impact Bonds and their implications for social value creation. The authors adopt a critical approach to explore potential downsides and unintended consequences, suggesting that the focus on financial returns in these instruments might overshadow the deeper societal benefits they are intended to achieve.
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A How-to Guide for Blended Finance

  • Source : OECD
  • September 2015
This practical report provides structured guidance for funders on deploying blended finance to achieve development outcomes. It explains mechanisms, coordination, risk-sharing tools, due diligence, and metrics for mobilizing private capital for public good. It offers a step-by-step approach for organizations to develop internal capacities, identify external partners, and execute blended finance projects, aiming to leverage limited development and philanthropic funds for greater impact.
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How Can Finance Lead to More Sustainable Impact?

  • Source : India Development Review
  • February 2021
This review synthesizes over 260 articles examining social entrepreneurship, social finance, and impact investing. It highlights the theoretical foundations and challenges for hybrid models in social enterprise, focusing on governance and legal issues. The review also addresses gaps in definitions and suggests a roadmap for future academic and legal work to better regulate social enterprise. It concludes by recommending that financial mechanisms play a crucial role in advancing sustainable impact in society through well-structured finance models and greater clarity on regulatory frameworks.
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