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Making India’s climate taxonomy framework work

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India’s Draft Climate Finance Taxonomy

The Ministry of Finance released India’s draft Climate Finance Taxonomy with the aim of mobilizing climate-aligned investments, preventing greenwashing, and clarifying which sectors, technologies, and practices contribute to mitigation, adaptation, or transition. It is designed as a “living” framework, adaptable to India’s evolving priorities and international obligations.

  • The taxonomy includes a proposed review mechanism inspired by the Paris Agreement’s Article 6.4 Mechanism.

Significance and Impact

  • Aligned with critical developments in India’s climate finance ecosystem, including the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme and green bonds.
  • A strong taxonomy is essential for supporting India’s climate goals and ensuring effective investment alignment.
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  • Climate Finance Taxonomy
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