This article examines the landscape of sustainable finance in India and its role in achieving the country’s climate goals. It discusses the growth in green finance flows, particularly for mitigation and adaptation sectors, attributing it to policy interventions and market mechanisms. The piece highlights India’s significant climate finance needs to meet its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) by 2030 and proposes priorities for increasing green investment, including policy measures, coordinated action, and enhanced data collection.
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