
Country Platforms For Climate Action
An old idea under a new name: coordinating many funders behind outcomes a country defines and leads for itself, and what makes it hold together.
Explore our curated collection of reports, briefs, and resources on sustainable finance in India. From climate transition planning to nature-based solutions, our Knowledge Series distills complex topics into accessible insights for practitioners, policymakers, and investors.
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An old idea under a new name: coordinating many funders behind outcomes a country defines and leads for itself, and what makes it hold together.

A transition plan is a time-bound roadmap, not a statement of intent: targets, actions, monitoring and disclosure that can be checked against progress.

Protecting and restoring ecosystems as infrastructure in its own right — what nature-based solutions are, and how they get paid for.

The emissions a bank causes without producing any itself — Scope 3 Category 15, and why lending and investment decisions sit at the heart of it.

Agriculture is India's second-largest emitting sector, yet 89% of its farmers work under two hectares. Where the money for a climate-smart transition currently flows, and the four pillars needed to shift it.

Building environmental impact into how a state budget is written, so that spending can be tracked against green goals rather than assessed after the fact.

India generates 62 million tonnes of urban waste a year and treats a fifth of it. A repairability index is on the table — the case for pairing it with one for recyclability.

Sustainability disclosure has moved from voluntary gesture to regulated obligation. The frameworks companies now report against, and what they demand.

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.