Sustainability in production and consumption requires infrastructure, pointing to the enormous financial prerequisite. Green bonds are an innovative means for channelling capital toward the environment and sustainability. Through a methodical evaluation of the literature, global green bond frameworks, and issuances to date, this chapter attempts to develop a comprehensive understanding of green bonds, as well as their importance in achieving sustainable development. The authors examine the potential of green bonds in unleashing sustainability focusing on the UN SDG 12, titled “responsible consumption and production.” The results suggest that green bonds have huge potential in financing green infrastructure that enables responsible production and consumption. The interdependencies of the sustainability pillars result in overall sustainability with the benefits derived from green bond issuances.
According to Ayurveda the whole life processes are governed by the Tridosha i.e. Vata, Pitta and Kapha. Vata Dosha has been given prime importance because it is the primary force that motivates and mediates other Dosha, Dhatu and Mala for performing their functions in the body. Vata Dosha possesses various Guna. Based on such Guna it performs different Karma in the body. Vata control motor as well as sensory functions. It is a self-generating and self- propagating energy responsible for the regulation of almost all the activities in our body. It should be considered as an invisible force that is recognised through its functions. This paper aims at understanding the effect of Vata Dosha on Intelligence Quotient and Emotional Quotient. The word quotient means amount of a specified quality or characteristic. The characteristics of individuals are developed on the predominance of Dosha during intra-uterine life and it is mentioned in classical textbooks in Prakruti concepts. In the formation and maintenance of Deha Prakruti and Manasa Prakruti the role of Dosha is inevitable. Among the five types of Vata, Prana is responsible for controlling the functions of Buddhi and Manas, while Udana helps in recalling the past experiences.
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