IN PURSUIT OF
GREEN WEALTH

Conventionally forests and Agri-forests are considered as large source of carbon neutralizers. The countries with large forest coverage are considered as eco- friendly green countries. However, no conscious efforts were made adequately to convert these rich assets as credible green wealth. GLOBAL GREEN FUND developed a unique business model where these traditional forests and Agri-forests can be converted as large source of Carbon Credits and substantial wealth can be created through carbon harvesting and tokenization. Green credit is a wide phrase that refers to financial investments in sustainable development projects and initiatives, as well as environmental goods and regulations that promote the growth of a more sustainable economy. Green credit encompasses, but is not limited to, climate funding. It also refers to a broader set of “other environmental goals,” such as industrial pollution management, water cleanliness, and biodiversity preservation. Investments in projects and programs that contribute to reducing or avoiding greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) are referred to as mitigation financial flows, whereas adaptation financial flows refer to investments that contribute to reducing the vulnerability of goods and people to the effects of climate change. Green credit and green investment are frequently used interchangeably. Green credit, as defined by Bloomberg New Energy Finance and others, is a broader lens that includes more than investments in practice.