This abstract focuses on exploring the interplay between environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria and green bonds, specifically in assessing the integration of these factors in sustainable finance initiatives.Green bonds have gained significant popularity as financial instruments that allocate capital towards projects with positive environmental impact.However, there is a growing realization that the environmental impact of these projects should not be the sole determinant of their sustainability.This study aims to evaluate how ESG criteria are being incorporated into the issuance and evaluation of green bonds, and their potential impact on the overall sustainability of these projects.By exploring the integration of ESG criteria, this research will contribute to the development of more robust and comprehensive frameworks for evaluating the sustainability of green bond projects, ultimately promoting the advancement of sustainable finance as an effective tool in addressing global environmental and social challenges.
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