As governments confront climate change, environmental degradation, and economic pressures, green finance promotes sustainable development and enhances fiscal resilience. Through instruments like green bonds, climate funds, and sustainable investment frameworks, governments integrate environmental objectives into public budgeting, expenditure planning, and financial decision-making. This shift transforms traditional public financial administration by encouraging greater transparency, long-term risk management, and accountability in the allocation of public resources. The intersection of green finance and fiscal governance builds resilient economies, supporting environmental sustainability and ensuring effective public sector management in the face of global challenges. Green Finance, Fiscal Resilience, and the Transformation of Public Financial Administration explores how green finance mechanisms, like green bonds, climate funds, and sustainable investment policies, influence government financial management and support long-term economic and environmental sustainability. It examines the ways in which public financial administration strengthens fiscal resilience, improves resource allocation, and addresses the financial risks associated with climate change and sustainable development goals. This book covers topics such as policymaking, financial administration, and sustainable development, and is a useful resource for business owners, government officials, policymakers, academicians, researchers, and scientists.
