| Title | Economic Inclusion: Green Finance and the SDGs |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 33 |
| Authors | van Niekerk, AJ |
| Published | Sustainability, 16, 3 |
| Structure | The article discusses the potential of green finance to contribute to economic inclusion and sustainable development. Here are the sections with a brief description of each: The article begins by highlighting the need for sustainable economic development and the importance of balancing environmental concerns with socioeconomic needs. It also mentions the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a framework for achieving sustainable development. This section provides an overview of the concept of green finance and its relationship with economic inclusion. It discusses the theoretical frameworks and concepts that underpin green finance, including ecological economics, environmental economics, and regenerative economics. The section also highlights the importance of green finance in promoting sustainable development and addressing climate change. This section describes the methodology used in the study, which involves a theoretical literature review analysis. The study examines the synergy potential of green finance and economic inclusion and how they can be combined to fast-track SDG attainment. This section discusses the role of green finance in promoting economic inclusion. It highlights the various ways in which green finance can contribute to economic inclusion, including employment creation, access to clean energy, financial inclusion, community development, sustainable agriculture, and access to green technologies. This section discusses the potential of green finance to contribute to the SDGs. It highlights the importance of green finance in promoting sustainable development and addressing climate change. The section also provides an overview of the various ways in which green finance can be used to achieve the SDGs, including investments in renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, and circular economy. This section discusses the results of the study and highlights the positive potential of green finance and economic inclusion in attaining the SDGs. The section also discusses the limitations of the study and provides suggestions for future research. This section concludes by highlighting the importance of green finance and economic inclusion in promoting sustainable development and addressing climate change. The section also emphasizes the need for collective action and cooperation among governments, businesses, and civil society organizations to achieve the SDGs. Overall, the article provides a comprehensive overview of the potential of green finance to contribute to economic inclusion and sustainable development. It highlights the importance of green finance in promoting sustainable development and addressing climate change, and provides suggestions for future research and action. |
| Summary | The article discusses the importance of economic inclusion and green finance in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Economic inclusion is a crucial aspect of sustainable development, as it ensures that everyone has access to opportunities for growth and development. Green finance is a mechanism that can facilitate economic inclusion by providing access to financial services and investments that support environmentally sustainable and socially responsible practices. The article argues that green finance can play a vital role in unlocking new economic potential for marginalized groups and creating sustainable growth. The authors examine the synergy between green finance and economic inclusion and find that there is a strong synergy between the two concepts. They also discuss the role of green finance in promoting inclusive growth, which is a key component of sustainable development. The article highlights the importance of green finance in addressing climate change, reducing inequality, and promoting sustainable economic growth. The authors also discuss the challenges and limitations of green finance, including regulatory hurdles, information asymmetry problems, and the lack of clear criteria and verification processes. Despite these challenges, the authors argue that green finance has the potential to create a more inclusive and sustainable economy. The article concludes that green finance and economic inclusion are essential components of achieving the SDGs and that a more integrated framework is needed to promote sustainable development. |
| Scientific Methods | Based on the provided article, the research methods used in the study are: 1. Theoretical Literature Review: The study employs a theoretical literature review analysis to explore the synergy potential of green finance and economic inclusion, and how they can fast-track SDG attainment in pursuit of improved economic sustainability. 2. Synthesis of existing theoretical frameworks, concepts, and applications relevant to the research focus areas. 3. Examination, evaluation, and synthesis of the existing literature on green finance, economic inclusion, and the SDGs. 4. Use of peer-reviewed journals, technical literature in books, and scholarly works from the United Nations, the World Bank, the European Commission, and the OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development). 5. Criteria-based selection of studies for inclusion in the review. 6. Qualitative analysis and synthesis of information, rather than a quantitative or systematic analysis that employs formal statistical methods. The study does not employ quantitative or systematic analysis methods, such as surveys, experiments, or statistical modeling, due to the limitations of available data and the nature of the research question. Some specific research methods and tools used in the study include: * Keyword searches in academic databases and online libraries * Review of conference papers, reviews, and commentaries * Analysis of case studies and examples * Use of theoretical models and frameworks * Synthesis of existing knowledge and literature on green finance, economic inclusion, and the SDGs Overall, the study employs a qualitative and theoretical approach to explore the potential of green finance and economic inclusion to fast-track SDG attainment. |
| Article contribution | The article discusses the concept of regenerative economics and its relationship with economic inclusion and sustainable development goals (SDGs). The author argues that green finance can play a crucial role in facilitating economic inclusion and promoting sustainable development. Contribution to Regenerative Economics: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Methodology: The article employs a theoretical literature review approach, analyzing existing research on green finance, economic inclusion, and sustainable development. The author synthesizes the literature to identify the strengths and weaknesses of current approaches and proposes a new framework for understanding the relationship between green finance, economic inclusion, and sustainable development. Key Findings: 1. 2. 3. Conclusion: The article concludes that green finance has the potential to promote economic inclusion, reduce income inequality, and promote sustainable development. It emphasizes the need for policymakers, businesses, and individuals to adopt sustainable practices and promote the use of green finance in financing environmentally friendly projects. Recommendations: 1. 2. 3. 4. Overall, the article contributes to the development of a new economic paradigm that prioritizes social, environmental, and economic well-being. It highlights the potential of green finance in promoting economic inclusion, reducing income inequality, and promoting sustainable development. |
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