Sustainable development by carbon emission reduction and its quantification: an overview of current methods and best practices

Singh, Neha; Sharma, Rohit; Yadav, Kundan

doi:10.1007/s42107-023-00732-z

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“…This can be achieved only when the states are given financial autonomy and flexibility to spend on the factors that require more attention in their states which will ultimately help in achieving the national agenda. As the one-size-fit approach is not yielding the desired and improved results there is a need for more precise techniques to achieve sustainable development goals (Singh, Sharma & Yadav, 2023). This study also paves the way for future studies on the impact of fiscal reforms in achieving other sustainable development goals which can in turn help in achieving the 2030 agenda.…”

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Public Expenditure and Sustainable Health Care in India: Achieving 2030 Agenda

Dwivedi,

Gurpur

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals: Agenda 2030, the government of India has taken several steps to improve healthcare services. Public expenditure plays a crucial role in achieving the agenda of good health and well-being. While the public expenditure on healthcare in India has been quite low around 2.1% of GDP, various financial reforms have been made to improve the fiscal capacity of the states. However, the healthcare expenditure in India has neither been sufficient nor sustainable. The paper highlights that the centralized fiscal federal design in the Indian Constitution poses challenges to revenue generation and mobilization by the States. There has been a huge decline in the revenue-generating ability of the states from 1998-99 to 2020-21 which has reduced the fiscal autonomy of the states by making them dependent for 47% of their resources on the Centre. This declining fiscal autonomy of the states and increasing dependence on the centre for resources affect the public expenditure on healthcare which primarily is the subject matter of the state list. Thus, the paper suggests the need and ways for sustainable healthcare financing in India.

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confidence: 89%