Carbon Taxes in India: Balancing Growth, Equity, and the Net-Zero Transition
This study evaluates the introduction of a theoretical carbon tax in India and assesses how to balance economic growth, equity considerations, and emissions reduction.
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India and Global Triangular Climate Cooperation: Motivations,...
This paper seeks to decode India’s engagement in climate triangular cooperation (TrC) by exploring the role that triangular... -
The India Copper Report: Navigating Through the Demand and Supply Gap
This report provides a comprehensive examination of the copper sector in India, highlighting its current status, strategic... -
India’s Climate Finance Requirements: An Assessment
This study follows a bottom-up approach to estimate the climate finance requirement of four key sectors—power, road transport,...
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