Sustainable Investment Ensuring Economic Resilience and Unlocking New Growth Opportunities

Sustainable Investment Ensuring Economic Resilience and Unlocking New Growth Opportunities

An Accelerated Sustainability-driven World Economy Could be Worth $221.41 Trillion by 2030

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13-Dec-2023
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Research Code: PF90-01-00-00-00
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In a rapidly evolving economic and geopolitical landscape, climate change, environmental preservation, and sustainable development have
gained importance on the global policy stage. The objectives outlined in the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement offer extensive guidance for transitioning toward a green, low-carbon global economy. Realizing these ambitious net-zero goals necessitates immediate, comprehensive, and unprecedented actions by policymakers to catapult a stable flow of substantial investment toward sustainable industries and practices.

The Green Taxonomy framework, being rapidly adopted across major countries around the world, has the potential to steer capital toward high-value and sustainable sectors, ultimately reducing economic reliance on natural resources, limiting the degree of the polycrisis, and enhancing both the magnitude and sustainability of economic growth.

This thought leadership piece is crucial as critical policy elements, such as green taxonomy, provide standardized frameworks to identify environmentally sustainable activities and investments. In an era of pressing climate and environmental challenges, it enables governments, businesses, and investors to make informed decisions that support the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy. Sustainable finance drives capital toward green initiatives, fosters innovation, and bolsters the resilience of financial systems, contributing to a more sustainable and prosperous future for society and the planet.

Author: Rituparna Majumder

Table of Contents

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Sustainability-Driven Economy

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Correlation Between Economic Resilience and Sustainability—An Overview

Growth Drivers

Growth Restraints

Why are Economic Resilience Strategies Important?

Framework of Assessing Macroeconomic Resilience

Measuring Economic Resilience and Sustainability—Methodology

Correlation Between Economic Resilience and Sustainability

Nominal GDP Under Different Sustainability Scenarios

Nominal GDP Under Different Sustainability Scenarios (continued)

Countries Off Track in their SDGs

Financing Gap to Meet the Sustainability Agenda

Sustainable Finance—Present Market and Outlook

Sustainable Finance Policy Priorities

Sustainable Finance Policy Pivot in Key Countries

Impact of Sustainability Across Key Industries

Growth Opportunity 1: Net-zero Manufacturing Facilities

Growth Opportunity 1: Net-zero Manufacturing Facilities (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: Circular Economy and Sustainable Logistics

Growth Opportunity 2: Circular Economy and Sustainable Logistics (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Residential Solar PV Systems

Growth Opportunity 3: Residential Solar PV Systems (continued)

Growth Opportunity 4: Biogas Upgrading Technologies for RNG Conversion

Growth Opportunity 4: Biogas Upgrading Technologies for RNG Conversion (continued)

Growth Opportunity 5: ESG Reporting

Growth Opportunity 5: ESG Reporting (continued)

Country Classification—High Income and Upper-middle Income

Country Classification—Lower-middle Income and Low Income

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In a rapidly evolving economic and geopolitical landscape, climate change, environmental preservation, and sustainable development have gained importance on the global policy stage. The objectives outlined in the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement offer extensive guidance for transitioning toward a green, low-carbon global economy. Realizing these ambitious net-zero goals necessitates immediate, comprehensive, and unprecedented actions by policymakers to catapult a stable flow of substantial investment toward sustainable industries and practices. The Green Taxonomy framework, being rapidly adopted across major countries around the world, has the potential to steer capital toward high-value and sustainable sectors, ultimately reducing economic reliance on natural resources, limiting the degree of the polycrisis, and enhancing both the magnitude and sustainability of economic growth. This thought leadership piece is crucial as critical policy elements, such as green taxonomy, provide standardized frameworks to identify environmentally sustainable activities and investments. In an era of pressing climate and environmental challenges, it enables governments, businesses, and investors to make informed decisions that support the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy. Sustainable finance drives capital toward green initiatives, fosters innovation, and bolsters the resilience of financial systems, contributing to a more sustainable and prosperous future for society and the planet. Author: Rituparna Majumder
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Keyword 1 Sustainable Finance Trends
Keyword 2 Economic Growth Dynamics
Keyword 3 Sustainable Finance Trends
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WIP Number PF90-01-00-00-00