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This empirical study investigates the influence of green financing initiatives on promoting local investments within the Jordanian context.Quantitative survey data was collected from 300 investors in Jordan and analyzed using regression techniques.The results revealed that green financing factors, especially ecofriendly policies and profit incentives, positively stimulated local investment.Telecommunications, sanitation, electricity, and transportation also emerged as significant drivers, explaining over 60% of variance in local investment.This research provides novel evidence that green financing can successfully leverage local investment when tailored to context-specific environmental and financial interests.The Jordan case demonstrates the need for integrated policy and profitability considerations in enabling green investment, offering practical implications for developing integrated sustainable finance frameworks regionally.Further research can build on these findings by qualitatively exploring investor perspectives or comparing green financing outcomes across different cultural settings
Abdulrahman Hashem (Sat,) studied this question.