Green Finance Market Mechanisms and Policies in Environmental Protection and the ‘Ten C’s’ in Investment Climate

South Asia has been an economic engine of global growth over the years, but it is also the region hardest hit by human-caused climate change. Green finance increases the amount of money that goes to public, commercial, and non-profit organisations working on sustainable development projects. Improving environmental and social risk management, snatching up chances that provide a steady return and environmental benefit, and fostering a sense of personal accountability are all essential features. Barriers to green investments and economic policy are also examined, as are market innovations for extending green financing in south Asia. The results suggest that green money could significantly affect environmental protection, societal development, and climate change prevention. The investment climate in south Asia: a summary of consultation results highlighting country-specific issues and opportunities, including the importance of addressing climate change. The development of environmental protection measures has to take into consideration the establishment of a framework for an effective green financial system that coordinates the connection between ecological and money. By utilizing dynamic financial mechanisms, we are able to advance the utilization of renewable energy sources as a means of achieving environmental preservation