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A Research on the Impact of Green Financial Policies on Green Development of Agriculture
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Abstract
Green and sustainable development has emerged as the central concern of economic transformation in nations all over the world due to the acceleration of global climate change and the growing importance of environmental degradation. Governments and businesses throughout the world have progressively come to recognize green finance as a crucial financial instrument for fostering sustainable development and green economic transformation. The purpose of this essay is to investigate the various ways that green financial policies affect agriculture's green development. This paper explains the meaning and framework of green financial policies, examines how to provide funds and financing channels for the green development of agriculture, encourages technological innovation and the transformation of production models, and enhances resource allocation and industrial chain construction through a variety of methods, including case analysis and literature research. According to the study, green financial policies—such as providing financial support, encouraging technological innovation, and encouraging the transformation of production models—play a significant role in advancing the sustainable development of agriculture. However, more work needs to be done in the future to ensure both high-quality and green sustainable development of agriculture.
Keywords
Green Finance Policy, Agricultural Green Development, Capital Support, Technological Innovation, Industrial Structure Adjustment
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Wang,H. (2025). A Research on the Impact of Green Financial Policies on Green Development of Agriculture. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,175,41-46.
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