Housing Sector in India: An Esg Route into a Greener Future
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The growth momentum in Indian housing and residential real estate sector is reflected in the ‘Nine-year Best’ sales and launches noted in 2022. Sustainability being globally recognised as an imperative in this ESG era, green housing needs a policy push. CMAs can play key role in attaining sustainability and competitiveness by ‘Going Green’.Downloads
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