NABARD unveils Climate Strategy 2030 to mobilise green financing

National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development on the occasion of Earth Day unveiled its Climate Strategy 2030 document which aims to address India’s need for green financing. NABARD’s Climate Strategy 2030 is structured around four key pillars which include accelerating green lending across sectors, playing a broader market-making role, internal green transformation and strategic resource mobilisation. Aakash Ohri, Joint Managing Director & Chief Business Officer, DLF said “Our sewage treatment plants recycle over 14 million liters of water daily, supporting horticulture, secondary water usage, and lake replenishment, reducing reliance on groundwater. We prioritise greenery preservation by transplanting mature trees, ensuring the continuity of Gurugram’s green landscape amidst infrastructural development.” “Through innovative practices, community engagement, and responsible development, we strive to set a benchmark for sustainability in the industry, ensuring that our projects not only meet the needs of today but also safeguard the wellbeing of future generations,” he said. “These initiatives not only contribute to conserving water resources and reducing environmental impact but also highlight the economic benefits of sustainable practices for homeowners, such as energy and cost savings,” he further said.