This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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Sika AGNONVI, Sèdjro Guillaume Nonkoudjè, Kpèdadon Louis Tèkpanzo +1
This qualitative study of 46 agricultural SMEs in Benin reveals a dual dynamic: green finance is seen as a strategic lever for ecological transition, but access is limited by inadequate products and lack of decentralized green windows. Sust…
Miranti, Ragdad Cani, Lubis, Deltha Airuszh, Anam, Yongky Choirul
This study uses provincial panel data from 34 Indonesian provinces to analyze spatial variation and drivers of green finance development with a Dynamic Spatial Durbin model. A Green Finance Index is constructed across economic, financial, a…
null Kamaludin
This study examines the potential of the green token economy (blockchain-based tokens) to promote sustainable investment in Indonesia. It finds that tokenizing green assets can enhance inclusivity and transparency but faces regulatory fragm…
Bahiram, Krishna Yashwant, Deshmukh, P. V.
This paper provides an overview of green finance as a tool for addressing climate change and environmental degradation, emphasizing ESG criteria, instruments like green bonds and carbon credits, and the role of digital technologies. It refe…
Lakhchini, Wassima, Benghazala, Zakaria
This study examines how green bonds support low-carbon growth and SDGs in emerging economies, using Morocco as a case study. It applies a risk-resilience framework and strategic thematic analysis to investigate institutional dynamics shapin…
Monia Ben Ltaifa
This paper examines the role of green finance as a strategic tool for climate risk management in Saudi Arabia under Vision 2030. It highlights developments such as green bonds and sukuk, the Saudi Green Initiative, and ESG investing, while …
Ravi Kumar .C, Prakruthi N. Udupa, null Indira
This paper examines the role of green finance in India's sustainable development strategy, highlighting instruments like green bonds and ESG frameworks. It evaluates how these tools support renewable energy, green infrastructure, and climat…
Loso Judijanto
This global bibliometric review of sustainable finance and ESG research (2000–2025) uses co-authorship, co-citation, and keyword co-occurrence analyses on Scopus data. Core themes include sustainable development, ESG, and sustainable financ…
Akomolehin FO, Oluwaremi JB, Aluko OR
This narrative review (2020-2025) examines how green bonds finance renewable energy projects, finding they provide long-term capital and transparency but effectiveness hinges on strong taxonomies and regulatory convergence. It also addresse…
Yan, Haiming, Han, Di, Khursheed, Muhammad Aqib
This study analyzes the impact of green finance (GF) on energy security (ES) across Chinese provinces from 2007 to 2022 using machine learning methods. Results show that while GF causes short-term disruptions, it significantly strengthens E…
Ines Belgacem, Nesrine Gafsi, Diego Mazzitelli +1
This study examines the impact of green finance, green insurance, and renewable energy on carbon emissions in Saudi Arabia using firm-level panel data (2010-2022). Results show that green finance and renewable energy significantly reduce em…
null Dr. Kunjan Pandey, Dr. Raju Patel
This paper examines barriers and opportunities for green financing among Indian MSMEs, including limited awareness, high upfront costs, and policy support from SIDBI and RBI. It highlights the need for concessional finance and capacity buil…
Edmund Ntom Udemba, Mesut Doğan, Ayşe Meriç Yazici +1
This paper examines the trilemma of financial development, renewable energy, and green technology on environmental quality in Brazil using ARDL model (1990-2021). Results show that renewable energy significantly reduces carbon emissions in …
L. V. Tserkasevich, E. S. Ivleva, E.A. Makarenko
This paper positions green finance market development as key for SDGs and ESG in Russia. Using institutional analysis, it identifies systemic distortions in economic, legal, and organizational institutions. It argues that institutional cons…
Olivia Coldrey
This thesis examines financing challenges for universal clean cooking access in developing countries using semi-structured expert interviews. It analyzes the roles of development finance institutions and green state investment banks, identi…
null Fauzan Sinatra, null R Fawwaz Zaidan Pradipa, null I Putu Wedana +4
This paper critically analyzes the interaction between green finance and government governance in development economics. It identifies a 'green finance effectiveness paradox' where rapidly increasing green finance flows show questionable im…
Kelvin Soegiarto, Linda Kusumaning Wedari
This study empirically examines how ESG performance affects green bond issuance proportion among 177 Asian listed firms from 2019-2023. It finds a significant negative impact, with firm size negatively moderating the relationship. The resea…
A. P. Sokolov
This paper analyzes the current state and prospects of green finance and ecological investment in Russia. It examines international standards and taxonomy, provides detailed analysis of the Russian green market volumes, structure, and dynam…
Divine Kabu Akplehey, Jennifer Anyamele, Mirabel Etornam Afeke +1
This study examines green bonds and impact investing as financing mechanisms for the circular economy. It finds that these instruments effectively mobilize capital for waste management, renewable energy, and sustainable infrastructure, but …
Giovanna Ferraro, Antonio Iovanella, Alessandro Ramponi
Using the WIPO IPC Green Inventory, this paper analyzes fintech patents and finds that 75% include green IPC codes, revealing convergence between financial innovation and environmental sustainability through novel network analysis.
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