Every climate goal comes with a price tag. But how does capital actually flow towards climate action, and why do some solutions attract far more funding than others?
In this episode of Amplify, we are joined by Neha Khanna, Associate Director at Climate Policy Initiative India, a global analysis and advisory organisation working at the intersection of finance, policy and sustainable economic growth.
The conversation explores the money behind India’s climate transition and the decisions that determine where it goes.
We discuss what climate finance actually means and how it relates to green finance, transition finance and sustainable finance.
We look at the scale of financing India needs to meet its 2070 climate targets, the major public and private players shaping capital flows, and why mitigation has historically attracted more funding than adaptation.
We also explore what investors consider when evaluating India as a destination for climate capital, the risks and opportunities involved, and what a better-designed climate finance system could look like going forward.
This is a big-picture conversation about the capital behind climate action and the choices that determine which sectors, solutions and communities it ultimately serves.
Watch the full episode of Amplify with Neha Khanna.
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