This paper outlines a framework for a green recovery agenda, and gives a tentative mapping of the prioritization criteria governments might consider in designing structural reform packages.
This research paper outlines the structural green recovery agenda and gives a tentative mapping of the prioritization criteria governments might consider in designing structural reform packages.
This brief reviews and analyses 13 different Green Recovery “tracking” tools. It explains how these tools work, what their limitations are, and elaborates on how they can contribute to efforts towards building a climate-neutral, environmentally sustainable, and socially just world.
The paper first introduces the concept of a green recovery, setting out the importance and benefits of bringing this topic into the work of economy, finance and plan- ning ministries. It then breaks down the different components of a green recovery, providing a practical list of stakeholders, tools and outcomes. Finally, it summarises key takeaways for economic advisors to consider in their assignments.
This document offers 10 practical considerations for governments and other stakeholders as they begin to look towards policies for long-term economic recovery and resilience.
This framework, Principles, Priorities and Pathways for Inclusive Green Economies: Economic transformation to deliver the SDGs is a framework for economic reform. It comprises a series of catalytic activities and key principles to guide collective action in diverse contexts.
