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Vivriti Capital Secures $25M from ADB to Drive Climate Financing in India

Climate Financing in India

by ISHA SHARMA
October 9, 2024
in News, Climate Change, COP28, COP29, Finance
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Vivriti Capital Secures $25M from ADB to Drive Climate Financing in India
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Vivriti Capital Secures $25M from ADB to Drive Climate Financing in India

ISHA SHARMA

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A $25 million investment from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has been claimed by Vivriti Capital, marking a significant step towards supporting climate action in India.

The primary goal of this investment is to switch off the nation’s climate funding deficiencies through the creation of certified climate bonds. The purpose of climate bonds is to provide funding for initiatives that support environmental sustainability, particularly those related to waste management, electric vehicles (EVs), and renewable energy.

How will Climate Finance Funds be  allocated ?

Vivriti Capital Secures $25M from ADB to Drive Climate Financing in India

To promote the expansion of significant industries that are necessary for achieving the goals of climate action, a $25 million investment will be strategically allocated. Electric vehicles (EVs), an emerging industry that is essential to reducing carbon emissions and advancing sustainable transportation, will be financed with a large amount out of this funding.

Specifically, the development of EV-related infrastructure, such as charging stations and battery recycling facilities, and EV financing will receive 30 percent of the funds.

The capital will additionally be used toward supporting wind and solar energy projects, which are essential to India’s goal of lowering its dependency on fossil fuels, in addition to EVs. Funding is also offered for waste management initiatives that promote environmentally friendly methods such composting, recycling, and minimizing the use of landfills.

Vivriti Capital seeks to resolve multiple facets of environmental sustainability by promoting these three pillars: waste management, renewable energy, and electric vehicles.

Why Are Climate Bonds Crucial for India’s Sustainable Future?

In developing nations like India, climate bonds are a valuable tool for settling the financing gap for climate change. Although there is a growing demand for sustainable infrastructure, many businesses, especially those in economically deprived sectors, are unable to secure the funding required to put up it. Climate bonds provide organizations such as Vivriti financial access to international financial markets and generate investments from eco-aware investors who are willing to fund eco-friendly projects.

As associated with an umbrella effort to raise money from the private sector for climate action, Vivriti is concentrating on certified climate bonds. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), who frequently close out of traditional banking institutions, will have easier access to financing resulting from Vivriti’s granting such bonds. Expanding these SMEs’ access to funding is critical for long-term climate resilience since they are crucial in delivering intelligent, sustainable solutions across a range of industries.

Vivriti Capital Secures $25M from ADB to Drive Climate Financing in India

Why Climate Finance Matters for India ?

Rising sea levels, severe weather conditions and higher temperatures could present a threat to India’s population and economy, making it one of the nations the majority dependent on the consequences of climate change. Therefore, financing climate change is an urgent economic need as well as a matter of the environment.

Strong climate adaptation and mitigation techniques are becoming more and more necessary as the nation experiences an increase in climate-related disasters like cyclones, floods, and droughts. The failure to obtain economical climate finance is one of the biggest obstacles to reduce these threats. Despite the fact that India has made progress in developing frameworks for climate change policies, such as the National change Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC), there remains insufficient funding to put these policies into action.

In this environment, the growth of the green debt capital market in India is essential. Green bonds, such as climate bonds, are crucial assets for financing initiatives with favorable environmental effects. Vivriti Capital is supporting the larger initiative to raise funds for India’s shift to a low-carbon economy by contributing in the development of this sector of the economy.

Vivriti Capital Secures $25M from ADB to Drive Climate Financing in India

Declaration from the Officials..

The managing director of Vivriti Capital highlighted the significance of climate finance for India’s economic and environmental future in response to the ADB’s investment. He pointed out that the private sector must play a leading role in promoting sustainable development and appreciated the ADB for its assistance in this development.

The investment in Vivriti Capital is an important aspect of ADB’s greater mission to assist climate action in developing nations, representatives of the bank said, supporting its opinion. It was mentioned that the ADB is working  to promote the mobilization of private finance for initiatives that support the fulfillment of global climate goals, such as the targets laid out in the Paris Agreement, by means of investing in climate bonds.

Concerning climate bonds’ ability to bring about significant, quantifiable change, both parties expressed anticipation regarding the future of climate funding in India. As India works to create a more robust and sustainable economy, this investment represents an important juncture.

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Closing Remarks

The Asian Development Bank’s $25 million investment in Vivriti Capital is a major step for climate finance in India. Some of the most important aspects of sustainable growth will be funded by the investment, which focuses on waste management, renewable energy, and electric vehicles. As a funding tool, climate bonds represent a special chance to close the gap between global capital and regional climate action, especially for marginalized groups.

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Isha Sharma: A journalism student from Gujrat. Isha combine her passion for storytelling with a live for travel, constantly seeking to uncover new facets of society.

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