Germany has announced a commitment of €1.3 billion (approximately ₹13,650 crore) in concessional loans and development funds to India under the bilateral Green and Sustainable Development Partnership (GSDP). The funds are earmarked to support a broad spectrum of initiatives, including climate change mitigation and adaptation, clean energy transition, sustainable urban development, green urban mobility, natural-resource management, and skill development in the renewables sector. 

Under the agreement, Germany and India will collaborate to strengthen clean and secure energy systems from renewable power generation to grid stability while promoting eco-friendly urban infrastructure and low-carbon transport solutions. The partnership will also fund projects that enhance sustainable management of ecosystems, water and waste resources, and climate-resilient urban planning. 

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In addition to financing, the commitment includes enhanced cooperation on capacity building: vocational training, skill development in green energy technologies, and institutional support for renewable energy deployment. Officials from both countries described the move as a strategic and long-term cooperation framework rather than a one-off aid package, underlining mutual commitment to sustainable development.

This fresh injection of green funding comes at a time when India is scaling up its non-fossil energy ambitions and aiming to meet aggressive climate and energy targets by 2030. The support from Germany is expected to reinforce India’s transition roadmap, especially in areas requiring financial, technological and skill-based impetus.

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