Climate change and increasing pressure on natural resources highlight the limitations of the predominantly linear economic model of production and consumption, and the need for more integrated sustainable approaches. Circular economy (CE) strategies offer a potential alternative, contributing to reduction of emissions...
E. Lakatos, Vladut Vasile Constandoiu, Andreea Loredana Rhazzali et al.· Sustainability· 0 citations
As climate change increasingly threatens the long-term security of critical water, energy, and food resources, there is an imperative to invest in the growth and fortification of infrastructure across these interconnected sectors. This paper synthesizes findings from water–energy–food nexus projects to establish the co...
M. Swilling, A. Boraine, Mlondi Ndovela et al.· WIDER Working Paper· 0 citations
Financing green infrastructure requires arrangements capable of addressing high initial capital needs and long-term performance requirements. This paper examines the application of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) to renewable energy, energy-efficient buildings, and related forms of green infrastructure. The study co...
A. Đorđević, Milan Gocić, V. Milošević et al.· Zbornik radova· 0 citations
The global climate finance landscape remains insufficient to meet Paris Agreement targets, with unclear contributions from public, private, and voluntary carbon market flows. This study analyzed the structure and sufficiency of global climate finance flows against those targets using secondary quantitative data from ke...
Monday Sunday Adiaha· Journal of the University of...· 0 citations
Carbon credits are a promising market-based tool for combating climate change, biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation, three of the most pressing environmental problems currently facing the global environment. Carbon credit schemes have stimulated investments in renewable energy, forestry, sustainable agriculture,...
Sharma Rubal, K. G. Rajeev, T. Princy et al.· Plant Science Today· 0 citations
Climate-smart agriculture and sustainable rural livelihoods are central to strengthening climate resilience, food
security, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable development. Despite substantial investments by governments, development
agencies, banks, CSR programmes, and private investors, project appraisal largel...
Deepak Srivastava· International Journal for Re...· 0 citations
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