Green industrial policies are increasingly used by governments to decarbonize sectors, grow new green industries and ensure inclusive transitions that create jobs and support affected workers.
This case study maps and classifies donor approaches to supporting such policies, highlighting practical tools and lessons from development agencies.
Drawing on extensive expert input, including 40 interviews, it distils effective practices donors use across regions and sectors to help governments advance greener and more competitive economies.
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