Our flagship tracking study, following green finance flows into clean energy, transport, and energy efficiency, from their source through to the sectors that ultimately spend them.
The Landscape of Green Finance in India tracks flows to real economy sectors—clean energy, clean transportation, and energy efficiency—as well as to some adaptation sectors. The study considers both public and private sources of capital—domestic and international—to track the flow of finance from the source to the end beneficiaries through different instruments.
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