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Green Banking-Green Marketing-Green Environment

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Title Green Banking-Green Marketing-Green Environment
 
Creator Kumar, Ritesh
 
Subject Explosive and Explosion
 
Description Though industrialization and developmental activities has provided all comfort and luxury to human beings it has done so at the cost of our environment. Indian industry today strongly faces the challenges of controlling environmental impact of their business i.e. reducing carbon footprint. The degrading environment has raised many questions before the learned group and has demanded for urgent action or else their own survival will be at stake. Businesses have grown exponentially ignoring the environment and the social part in the society the world over and India is no exception. Business are the prime area where green philosophy needs to be appreciated and implemented for providing stability to the society and the environment alike. In this respect banking sector can play a very crucial role in promoting environmentally sustainable and socially responsible investments. The responsibility of protecting the earth now lies in the hands of every individual and businesses. There exist a close relationship between green marketing and green banking and the ultimate objective of the two is to provide green environment to the society through its protection and judicious use. The present paper studies and shows how the green marketing concept can be used fruitfully in popularizing the green banking ideas and concepts before the masses and how such approach helps in the protection of the environment. The paper also shows how the trio i.e. green marketing, green banking and green environment are related to each other.
 
Date 2014-03
 
Type Article
PeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://cimfr.csircentral.net/1718/1/ijrcm-1-IJRCM-1_vol-5_2014_issue-03-art-03.pdf
Kumar, Ritesh (2014) Green Banking-Green Marketing-Green Environment. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT, 5 (3). pp. 11-14. ISSN 0976-2183
 
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