The Evolution of Green Budgeting

Petrie, Murray

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-83796-9_4

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“…While Bova (2021) examined green budgeting practices in a few European countries, Afanasiev and Belenchuk (2021) studied it in Russia, and Fernandez (2018) investigated Spain. Petrie (2021) studied green budgeting and concluded with an evaluation of how green the initial COVID-19 pandemic responses by countries were. Kurniawan et al (2020) investigated green budgeting implementations in Gresik Regency.…”

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Sürdürülebilir Kalkınmayı Desteklemede Yeşil Kamu Mali Yönetimi ve Bütçelemenin Ülkeler Arası Bir Analizi

Göksu

2022

TCA Journal

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This study analyses green public finance management (PFM) and emphasise its stages to support sustainable development. It aims to explore the practices of green PFM and budgeting in member countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the European Union (EU). A comparative cross-country analysis was performed using the secondary data from "the Joint Survey on Emerging Green Budgeting Practices" conducted by OECD and EU. It is concluded that green PFM and budgeting is a new implementation in limited countries or has not been put into practice in most of them efficiently yet. It is considered that green PFM and budgeting will become more crucial in future because of the effects of climate change and environmental degradation. This study is also one of the limited research focused on the main stages of the green PFM in reaching the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) regarding climate change and environmental issues.

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Sürdürülebilir Kalkınmayı Desteklemede Yeşil Kamu Mali Yönetimi ve Bütçelemenin Ülkeler Arası Bir Analizi

Göksu

2022

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The Climate Dimension of Fiscal Policy Sustainability: Best Practices in Green Budgeting and Lessons for Portugal

Marinheiro,

do Rosário e Sousa,

Pinheiro

2024

Economic Analysis of Law in European Legal Scholarship

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The use of climate marking as a green budgeting tool in Ukraine: recommendations and prospects

Zhyber¹

2022

Fìnansi Ukr.

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Introduction. Achieving climate neutrality by countries in the face of increasing uncertainty in policymaking due to the accumulation of adverse factors such as war, pandemic and natural disasters requires the development of green budgeting techniques as budgeting by priorities integration in public ?nancial management. A detailed study of ?nancial opportunities in ?nancial relations expands the range of public ?nance operations with “green” characteristics. Problem Statement. The development of green budgeting from a partly impact to a systemic impact on the result embedded in public policy has been studied. A promising tool for green budgeting in Ukraine is climate marking of budget indicators both at the level of main manager of budget funds and at the level of budget programs. Purpose.To reveal the essential characteristics of the climate marking tool and systematize the developments on its use in green budgeting as a necessary condition for modern e?ective budgeting in public ?nance. Methods. The study used methods of theoretical generalization based on the analysis of budgeting practices components based on the OECD, the UN, the World Bank materials, foreign authorities documents and regulatory documents of Ukraine. Results. The use of the green budget tagging tool in modern green budgeting for the budgetary funds use and the green policy goals achievement is considered. The necessity of a systematic approach is substantiated and a strategic framework for the use of green budget tagging in budgeting is proposed. A methodic for separating climatic impacts during green budget tagging into negative, ambiguous and positive is proposed. The objects for monitoring and assessment after green budget tagging use in the country’s budget is grouped. Conclusions. The use of green budget tagging at all levels of the main manager of budget funds network will allow monitoring of climate impact in the results of budgeting for its further assessment.

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The Evolution of Green Budgeting

Cited by 3 publications

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Sürdürülebilir Kalkınmayı Desteklemede Yeşil Kamu Mali Yönetimi ve Bütçelemenin Ülkeler Arası Bir Analizi

Sürdürülebilir Kalkınmayı Desteklemede Yeşil Kamu Mali Yönetimi ve Bütçelemenin Ülkeler Arası Bir Analizi

The Climate Dimension of Fiscal Policy Sustainability: Best Practices in Green Budgeting and Lessons for Portugal

The use of climate marking as a green budgeting tool in Ukraine: recommendations and prospects

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