Financing Climate Action: A Comparative Study of Fiscal Strategies in Developed and Developing Nations

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  Financing Climate Action: A Comparative Study of Fiscal Strategies in Developed and Developing Nations - Information

  Matched Team	Team 47
  Name	Jisu Kim	Country	Republic of Korea
  Scholarship	N/A	Email Address	kind5@naver.com
  Year	2016	Program	MDP
  Workplace Category	Public Org.	Workplace
  Department		Position

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  Financing Climate Action: A Comparative Study of Fiscal Strategies in Developed and Developing Nations - Brief intro of project

  Title	Financing Climate Action: A Comparative Study of Fiscal Strategies in Developed and Developing Nations
  Sustainable Development Goals	13. Climate Action
  Timely Global Issues	2. Comparative Policy Analysis
  Sub-topic that describes project	Climate Change
  Summary of your project	As climate change accelerates, governments worldwide face increasing pressure to finance sustainable solutions while maintaining fiscal stability. This project aims to compare climate change budget financing strategies in developed and developing nations. By analyzing policy instruments such as Carbon Tax, Green Bonds, and Climate Investment Funds, this study evaluates their effectiveness in balancing environmental commitments with fiscal sustainability.

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  Objective of the Project	Through this research, we aim to provide policy recommendations for enhancing fiscal sustainability in climate-related investments, ensuring that both developed and developing nations can implement effective, long-term climate action plans without compromising economic stability.
  Expected Benefits from the Project	The findings will contribute to SDG 13 (Climate Action), SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), and SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions) by offering insights into sustainable financial planning and governance mechanisms for climate adaptation and mitigation.
  Anything you would like to inform the potential partner	Further details can be discussed upon interest.