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Innovative Financial Instruments for Sustainable Development: A Multi-Layered Analysis of Green Bonds and Impact Investing Daniel Nemba Dambe; Billy Dewantara; Udyono; Tono Mahmudin; Klemens Mere
Dinasti International Journal of Economics, Finance & Accounting Vol. 5 No. 4 (2024): Dinasti International Journal of Economics, Finance & Accounting (September - O
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In recent years, innovative financial instruments have gained prominence as key drivers of sustainable development initiatives worldwide. Among these, green bonds and impact investing have emerged as pivotal tools for channeling capital towards environmentally and socially beneficial projects. This journal article provides a comprehensive analysis of these instruments through a multi-layered approach. Firstly, it explores the foundational concepts and principles underlying green bonds, emphasizing their role in financing projects that promote environmental sustainability, such as renewable energy, clean transportation, and biodiversity conservation. Secondly, the article examines impact investing, focusing on its broader scope beyond environmental aspects to encompass social and governance factors. This includes investments targeting improvements in healthcare, education, and community development, aiming to generate measurable positive impacts alongside financial returns. urthermore, the study delves into the synergies and distinctions between green bonds and impact investing, highlighting their complementary roles in driving sustainable development goals (SDGs). It discusses current trends, challenges, and opportunities in the global market for these instruments, considering regulatory frameworks, investor preferences, and market dynamics. By synthesizing insights from recent literature and case studies, this article contributes to the understanding of how financial innovation can catalyze positive environmental and social change. Ultimately, it underscores the transformative potential of green bonds and impact investing in achieving long-term sustainability objectives on a global scale.
Co-Authors BillY Dewantara Daniel Nemba Dambe Klemens Mere Mahmudin, Tono