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SWOT Analysis of Green Economy in India

This document analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of a green economy in India. The strengths include the broad popularity of the green economy concept internationally and its positive impacts. The weaknesses are a lack of a global definition and understanding of financial gains. Opportunities include addressing climate change and creating jobs. Threats involve lack of funding and challenges to changes in consumption.

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SWOT Analysis of Green Economy in India

This document analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of a green economy in India. The strengths include the broad popularity of the green economy concept internationally and its positive impacts. The weaknesses are a lack of a global definition and understanding of financial gains. Opportunities include addressing climate change and creating jobs. Threats involve lack of funding and challenges to changes in consumption.

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SWOT Analysis of Green Economy in India

Strengths
 Broadly popular concept at an international level.
 Positive impact on environmental, economic and social transformation.
 Cross-cutting approach thus promoting cross sectorial integration
 Uses local/regional practices and knowledge
 Promotes stakeholder engagement and empowerment of local communities
Weaknesses
 No global definition of Green Economy
 Situational concept and characteristics vary according to the area under consideration
 Lack of full understanding of the financial gains of transitioning to a green economy •
 Unknown damages to conventional business models, “brown” jobs and incumbent
economic actors.
Opportunities
 Addresses climate change and sustainability issues.
 Creates qualified, stable and fair jobs.
 Revitalizes economies and opens up new business opportunities
 Contributes to energy independency as well as water and food security
 Reduces poverty, promotes equitable distribution of wealth and social equity
 Increases societal resilience to internal and external shocks
Threats
 Lack of public and private funding
 Challenges to changes in consumption and production patterns and life styles
 Resentment to change by those who feel that their interests may be compromised or
threatened.

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