Adoption of green finance and green innovation for achieving circularity: An exploratory review and future directions
Indian Institute of Management Bodh Gaya · Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur · +4 more institutions
Abstract
There is growing attention from governments and regulators towards crucial matters such as climate change and global warming, resulting in a pressing need to investigate the factors that make it possible for businesses to engage in green finance (GF). The externality of environmental pollution prioritizes the need of green innovation (GI) in public management. GF distributes financial resources to the research and development (R&D) of clean energy and environmentally friendly goods and processes; it is complementary to the GI process for environmental protection. GF policies help to alleviate the impacts of financial constraints and GI impaired industries involving new products, processes, services and the…
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- Context (archaeology)
- Externality
- Supply chain
- Business
- Circular economy
- Scopus
- Sustainable development
- Process (computing)