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Net Zero means achieving a balance between the greenhouse gases an organization emits and an equivalent volume of emissions removed from the atmosphere, by a defined target year. This balance is achieved primarily through deep emissions reductions across operations and value chains, with any remaining, hard-to-abate emissions offset through verified removal or offset mechanisms.

Climate finance refers to funding, whether public, private, or blended, that is directed toward supporting climate change mitigation, adaptation, resilience-building, and broader sustainable development initiatives. It encompasses instruments such as green loans, green bonds, sustainability-linked financing, and dedicated climate funds.

Decarbonization is the systematic process of reducing greenhouse gas emissions generated across an organization’s own operations, its products, and its wider value chain. It typically involves a combination of energy efficiency improvements, electrification, renewable energy adoption, and process optimization, undertaken in a phased manner to progressively lower an organization’s carbon footprint.

A Global Capability Centre (GCC) is a captive offshore entity set up by a multinational company in a cost-effective, talent-rich location to deliver a wide range of business functions — including technology, analytics, finance & accounting, legal, HR, and more — exclusively for the parent organisation. Unlike outsourcing, a GCC is wholly owned and controlled by the parent company, giving it full visibility, governance, and strategic alignment.

Absolutely. As an Alliance of Chartered Accountancy firms, KGS has presence and partner network coverage across major GCC hubs in India, including Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Ahmedabad, Gurugram, Noida and etc

This pan-India presence ensures consistent, coordinated service delivery regardless of where your GCC is located.

A GCC in India can be established through the following structures, each with distinct regulatory implications:

• Private Limited Company , Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), Branch Office ,Liaison Office for Customer Support – Client servicing, CRM, technical helpdesk

For most GCCs, a Private Limited Company is the preferred and most practical structure due to its corporate governance flexibility and favourable treatment under Indian FDI regulations.